When nature calls, sometimes you have to answer that call…well, out in nature. This isn’t ideal, but when you’re camping, sometimes it’s the only option you’ve got. Or is it? Space was probably a huge consideration for you when you bought your camper. You wanted as much room as you could afford for basic amenities. That may have …
RV Depreciation: Everything you could possibly want to know
After spending countless hours studying RV depreciation on all different types of RVs at different price points and different locations around the world, I’m ready to geek out with you on some numbers. To write this article, I analyzed over 200 different RV purchases and their depreciation over time, comparing data with RVTrader and Nada to confirm my results. I …
Fifth Wheel vs Class A Motorhome: 31 pros and cons
Right now I’m looking into changing out my RV. I keep going back and forth between buying a fifth wheel and going for a Class A motorhome. It’s a difficult decision so I’ve spent months researching, looking at lots of different models, and getting opinions from other RV owners. Here are many of the factors I’m considering. Residential-Style Furniture – …
23 Reasons Why I’m Choosing a Class A RV (And NOT a Class C!)
I recently asked a few salesmen at RV lots about the preferences of buyers. I asked what style of RV buyers tend to stick with, and which styles they see buyers return and change from. The salesmen I talked to all said the same thing–if you buy a Class C, you’re extremely likely to come trade it in for a …
Used RV Buyers: How to Perform Your Own 100-Point Inspection Before Buying
RV manufacturers love to sneak in cheap fixtures and parts on some areas of the RV in order to save money. It’s easy to love the floor plan of an RV and then later notice, after purchase, that it was missing a major feature you wanted like a power awning or automatic stabilizing jacks. There are SOO many things to …