Rv Kelly Blue Book
This how to determine the Kelly Blue Book on your RV.
RV Blue Book Value
5 Keys to establishing RV Blue Book Value:1. Note Make, Model, Year, Mileage, Features of the RV2. General condition of the RV - condition of the exterior & interior, and tires and engine. Has the RV service record been up to date? Clear title?3. Where and how has the RV been stored? Has the RV been exposed to weather and salt? Has there been sun damage?4. What are similar RV's listed for now? There are several reliable sites, including Camping World, that have quite a bit of good data.5. What have similar RV's sold for in the past 6 months? eBay Motors has advanced search features that will allow you to search their database for sold RV's.
When you're establishing the blue book value of an RV, take note of the items above, and then you can establish a fair price. If you need the resources to assist you, please visithttp://camper-blue-book-value.com.
The economy is very slow right now and with the coming year things will not be much better when the new presidential elect takes over, however this is a great time to buy recreational vehicles. Dealers need to get them off of their lots before the years end, so know your market before you go to a dealer. It is good to have internet information with you so you know what else is out there, and you can compare rates and "not be taken for a ride".
If you have a trade, make the best deal with the dealer and then suggest the trade in, this will work to your advantage. Also make sure you check with your bank or credit union for your own financing opitions sometimes your bank will deal better with you then the dealer can get on a rate. If this is the case you then have more leverage to deal with the dealer on pricing. It is also good to know the interest rates before you go shopping, this way there is no supprise.
Insurance is also very important, make sure you have the correct coverage. Some insurance companies don't cover "Total Repacement and accessed value cost". Your Recreational Vehicle will lose its value, however if you are financing it you need to make sure it is covered for full replacement costs to cover the value of the loan.
Also when choosing a dealer make sure you choose one that will service your Recreatiional Vehicle or if you buy out of your local area make sure the local dealer will service your purchase. Some dealers will only service RV that they sell.
