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goducks10 wrote:
I'm hoping things get worse and more people want to quit RV'ing so I can finally book a site where and when I want.
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bgum wrote:
From south LA to TN there is no shortage of RVs. That covers all classes.
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โMay-14-2022 09:45 AM
restlessways wrote:
A 4.99% interest rate on an RV right now would probably be the prime rate for a buyer with the highest credit score, I would imagine. I had a brief conversation last year with a financing gal at one of the largest RV dealers on the west coast. I wasn't looking for credit, but I decided to chat her up to see what kind of financing was going on, and what she told me was truly stunning. She said that people were borrowing at rates of up to 19%. Put that in your pipe and smoke it.
โMay-13-2022 11:41 PM
jetboater454 wrote:
Dealer near me has a lot of campers and advertise a 4.99 % interest rate. Not worth looking at that interest rate,plus they pretty firm on their prices.
โMay-13-2022 02:17 PM
โMay-13-2022 08:36 AM
valhalla360 wrote:wapiticountry wrote:
Itโs spring. That is the time of the year almost all dealerships want to load up on inventory.
I think the point is...they have been able to load up on inventory rather than units being sold and out the door as soon as they arrive.
I suspect a lot of the "backlog" the manufacturers are hyping is filling inventory as opposed to actual sales.
Classic technique to help prop up prices. If people think there is still a shortage, they are less likely to drive a hard bargain but it's not sustainable if the lots are all full. Very quickly, dealers feel the cost of keeping inventory that's not selling.