Not all RV salesmen created equal: watch out for the bad guys A bad salesman cares little about you and your needs. He is looking for
a commission plain and simple. He'll say whatever it takes to part you
with your hard earned cash. Watch out for this fellow. Consider where you will camp when choosing size of an RV Before you buy your next RV, consider how and where you will use it most. The longer the rig, the fewer campsites you'll have to choose from. RVers stick (mostly) to traditional RV financing Buyers of recreational vehicles choose to finance their RV through a bank or credit union than by other means according to a March, 2007 survey by RVtravel.com Buying a used RV? Do your homework! Buying a used RV is a bit like gambling at the race track: When you
win, you could win big. But, there's always the chance you could lose!
Fortunately, with a little homework and patience, you can dramatically
increase the odds of winning. The Pre-Delivery Inspection – Your chance to get it right You bought your first RV. Before you drive it off the lot though, you've got an important task: the Pre-Delivery Inspection. This is your chance to make sure that everything works and that you know how to work everything. Take full advantage of this opportunity. Emergency Road Service - Get the right plan Like any insurance plan, Emergency Road Service is an investment that
you hope you'll never need. Make sure that your emergency service plan
will meet your needs. Buying an RV? Think differently! Whether you plan to spend $5,000, $50,000 or $350,000 for that first or fifth motorhome, travel trailer or fifth wheel trailer, you need to look at the RV "differently" before plopping down your cash. Do you want the basics or real luxury? Many first time RVers will start with a model that provides just the basics. But sometimes there are options or accessories that you cannot do without. Here's a list of some of the options that you might want to consider to make your RV feel like home Attractive interest rates, flexible loans meet most RV buyers needs Financing an RV is a relatively easy and straightforward process. Insurance plans designed to meet the specific needs of owners and their type of RV are also available through numerous insurers familiar with the way RVs are built, used and repaired. All but the smallest RVs come fully equipped A recreational vehicle is like a small, portable home. But unlike a regular home, RVs almost always come fully furnished. In other words, buying an RV is like buying a house complete with furniture and major kitchen appliances. How to find the perfect RV Things are not always what they seem. And that is especially true when it comes to the size of an RV's bed, where queen size beds are not created equal. RV Travel Without the Hassle For those considering a family vacation in a recreational vehicle, here are several benefits of RVing. Questions To Ask Before Renting an RV If you plan to rent your first recreational vehicle, here are 10 questions you need to ask prior to making that decision. Ford or Workhorse Chassis for a Class A Gas Powered Motorhome? With their latest chassis developments, Ford Motor Company and Workhorse Custom Chassis, the only two suppliers of gas engine Class A motorhome chassis, have blurred the differences between them and come closer to competing with diesel powered chassis for Class A’s weighing up to 24,000 lbs. How to Buy an RV Buying a RV sounds simple, but, really, it's not easy making the right decision. The following steps will provide some ideas about how to make a wise choice.
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