When you think about buying an RV, there are so many factors to consider. What manufacturer will you choose? What class of RV do you need? What’s my budget? These are all great questions to ask yourself, but here’s one you probably haven’t thought about yet: Do I need a diesel or gas motorhome? Below, we go over some things to consider before...
Buying a used RV can be a great way to find a quality rig without overspending. However, it’s important to remember that buying a used RV is much like buying anything else used. Whether you are shopping on Facebook Marketplace or buying a used car from a dealer, you should always carefully inspect the item before completing the sale. That being...
There’s no question 2020 has ended up looking a lot different than many of us expected thanks to the coronavirus pandemic. One of those major differences has turned out to be how people are willing to travel. While much of the travel industry has struggled amidst stay-at-home orders and consumers who are hesitant to return to crowded and shared...
It’s no secret that RVing is a popular lifestyle choice for retirees. You’re no longer tied down to a job or location for your income, so it makes sense to use that freedom to hit the open road. Once you’ve decided to take the plunge into retired RVing, the next choice you’ll have to make is what kind of RV you’ll want to take on your travels....
An RV is a big purchase, and you want to be sure you’re doing it right. You’ve researched the type of RV, the specifications you want, and maybe even the manufacturer - but what you don’t want to forget is the dealership you’re buying from. Where you buy your RV can make or break your RV buying experience, so before you rush to the closest...
There are lots of misconceptions about RVing out there, and with the price tags on some luxury RVs, we can understand why people may view RVing as an expensive hobby. But the truth is: RVing is as expensive or as affordable as you want it to be. You can buy a million-dollar rig and live like a rock star on tour, or you can buy a family vehicle...
Turning into a full-time RVer after retirement might be easier than you think. It’s really about setting a budget and sticking to it. And, if you’ve decided that RV living is for you, you probably already do this! Below, we’ve put together the ultimate roadmap to retirement in an RV. Before we get started, you must think about if you’ll keep your...
For months now, travel across the world has come to a grinding halt due to the novel coronavirus. Flights have been canceled, hotels closed down, trips planned years in advance axed overnight. The travel industry has taken a huge hit, with domestic air travel in the US down 80 percent over this time last year according to airlines.org. As the...
We understand that RVs are investments, and it can sometimes take selling other unused items to make a down payment on one. So, do RV dealerships accept car trades? It really depends on what kind of dealership you want to do business with. These policies all differ per location, so it’s best to talk to a staff member and find out what they offer...
Purchasing an RV can add so much to your life, but it’s so small decision. RVs are an investment, and you want to be sure you find one you love but in your budget. That’s where RV financing comes into play. There are a few different options you have when it comes to financing. You can choose to use a lender, or you can choose a trusted RV dealer....
