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Old 09-29-2022, 07:54 AM   #34
wiredgeorge
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Common sense will tell you that the RV manufacturers were cranking out units and lots will no longer be bare but will be filling or full. Interest rates are shooting upwards due the Fed Reserve jacking up prime to combat the record breaking inflation and since folks have actual less discretionary income (price rises faster than pay checks) and interest rates rising, makes sense that not only the RV market but tow vehicle market will be cooling off. In addition, fuel costs must dampen many folks urge to drag a camper and camping may be one of the first things to slow down especially when many camp ground owners are jacking up rates.

This is actually not a bad thing as the price of RVs; both new and used as well as tow vehicles has gotten stupid high in the last two years or so. Will allow poor people like me to perhaps re-enter the buying market as I pay cash for what I buy when possible.
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