Value of 2019 Sprinter Campfire 27FWML

[Rstowe]

Going to trade this trailer in and cannot find T/I value in NADA book.
Anybody have any ideas as where this can be found?
Thanks,
Dick

[travelin texans]

Unless you are exceptional wheeler dealer low end wholesale is all they'll offer, no where near NADA pricing. Once the rear bumper cleared the dealers driveway the day you bought it the value dropped about 30%.
You'd be better off selling it yourself rather than taking it in the shorts from a dealer.

[JRTJH]

I didn't find the 27FWML in the NADA listings either. But, here are some "generalities" that might help you with your concerns.

Most trailers cost the dealership around 60% of MSRP. So with an MSRP of $40,000, the dealer's cost is probably around $24,000. Most probably are sold at 20% off MSRP, or around $32,000.

So, chances are you bought it for around $32+tax+prep+license.

The dealer can buy a new one from Keystone for around $24,000, maybe less with incentives he can get from Keystone, so he's not likely to give you more than his "new cost" for the trailer.

As Danny said, when you towed it off the lot, your $35,000 trailer was "instantly worth" around $22,000, maybe even less.