Pricing tool like KBB?

[BrianCO]

Heya friends.

I am considering selling my RV and am a little uncertain about pricing, and can't really seem to find any good resources like KBB.

What are your thoughts on reliable pricing for RVs? Any online tools you recommend or is it just 'survey what's for sale and go with your gut'?

Thanks and Happy New Year!

 

[Bangorbob]

Try putting the year, make, model/etc right here and you might get some assistance. Good luck.

 

[BrianCO]

It's a 2020 Midwest Automotive Design - PASSAGE 170STD MD2. 31k miles.

 

[Bangorbob]

You can go online and look at similar RVs like yours for sale and get a feel for selling price. RV trader and RVT are just a couple of sites.

 

[Captain Longbeard]

You can go online and look at similar RVs like yours for sale and get a feel for selling price. RV trader and RVT are just a couple of sites.

I agree with this. When searching for a used Coachmen Galleria 24A, we bought into a an RV "comps" service that was supposed to give us real-world sales info to compare to. When we bought into it, they couldn't find any sales data for our model, so gave us sales data on "similar" units from various models and even other brands, without any details on options that drastically affect price. In the end, it was a waste of money. If you dig into RV Trader a bit, you can find how long listings have been on RVT (keeping in mind that listings can be taken down and relisted to restart the clock). You need to do a bit of "calculating" to see how your unit will compare to others, and understand that those which disappear from RVT may or may not have been sold, but if they did sell, my research indicated that the actual sale price was probably within 15%, and more often within 10%, of the listed price.