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How to
sell your RV without
really trying!
"Selling your RV -
emotional, aggravating,
stressful,
time-consuming,
difficult - consign your
RV, let the
professionals handle the
marketing!"
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This article is by Charlotte RV Center - Port
Charlotte, Florida
Link
to Charlotte RV Center website
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Have you decided to
sell your RV?
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Have you decided to
buy another RV but need to
sell yours first?
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Do you want more for
your RV than you could get
by selling it to a dealer or
trading it in?
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Don’t want to endure
the work, expense,
liability, risk and
aggravation of selling your
RV yourself?
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When it comes
time to sell your RV, it can be a very
emotional experience with memories of
great trips, fabulous destinations, and
fun times with friends and family and
pets. When it’s time to sell your RV for
any reason, Charlotte RV Center is here
to help you. Trying to sell your own RV
can be a real aggravation. Preparing the
RV to sell, cleaning it, repairing it,
and finding a place to display it is a
lot of work. Charlotte RV Center will
work directly with your extended service
agreement company and your insurance
company to handle any repairs that are
covered at their expense. Charlotte RV
Center can make it completely easy for
you.
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Don’t give up your free time!
If you try to sell your RV yourself,
keeping appointments with lookers, who may
not show up, can waste your time and
patience.
But, when you consign your RV with
Charlotte RV Center, it is on display
24/7/365 in our lighted, paved lot on busy
US 41.
And our experienced sales staff
handles callers, lookers and
e-mailers 6-days a week.
Your RV is kept locked, and only
prospective buyers who have been qualified
by our sales staff will be escorted through
your RV.
Charlotte RV Center’s professional
sales staff members will point-out the
benefits and features of your RV.
When the buyer gets a test drive in
your motorhome, they are accompanied by our
sales staff, and we don’t let just anybody
take one for a spin!
Haggling with lookers can be very
stressful.
Setting the price for your RV is
important, because it won’t sell if it is
too high, and you give away your money if it
is too low.
Charlotte RV Center’s staff of
seasoned professionals in the RV business
knows how to interpret the guides, such as
Blue Book and NADA, and they know how close
to book value is realistic in a rapidly
changing market of see-sawing fuel prices,
tight credit and a down economy.
The final decision on how much you
sell your RV for is still yours.
It’s a buyer’s market, but there are
still buyers that our superior advertising
will attract to see RVs in our inventory
online and in person.
Our professional sales staff can turn
those lookers into valuable customers.
Many prospective buyers of RVs have
another RV, boat, car, truck or motorcycle
that they want to trade-in to
enable the purchase of your RV.
Charlotte RV Center can facilitate
trade-ins.
Getting financed to purchase an RV
is not easy anymore.
Charlotte RV Center has the
connections to get buyers approved at the
best interest rates and monthly payments
available.
Without our assistance in the
specialized field of RV financing, potential
buyers might not be able to get a loan to
purchase your RV.
Our financing sources can usually
provide longer terms and better interest
rates than most banks or credit unions,
which lowers the monthly payment and makes
it easier for a buyer to purchase your RV.
That’s one of the important services
that Charlotte RV Center provides at no cost
to you to help get your RV sold for the best
price.
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Some prospective buyers of RVs
might not want to buy your RV without
some type of warranty.
Certainly, you do not want the
risk and liability of providing a
warranty.
Charlotte RV Center takes the
risk and liability from you by providing
a limited warranty on almost every
consigned RV that we sell.
And Charlotte RV Center can offer
the buyer the most competitive prices on
extended service agreements to protect
them years into the future.
None of these costs is at your
expense.
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"Selling your RV - emotional,
aggravating, stressful, time-consuming,
difficult - CONSIGN YOUR RV, let the
professionals handle the marketing!"
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What do you think? What are your
experiences?
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| Re: How to sell your RV without really trying | RCD Texas | Consignment is the best way to go. I've sold 2 motorhomes and I did it myself in both cases. The reason I did it was I thought I would make more money than if I consigned it. In both cases it was a real hassle and in the end I had to really reduce the price to sell it. Next time I'll consign. It's like selling a house - yourself or a realtor. |
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| Re: How to sell your RV without really trying | Fortune499 | I haven't sold an RV (yet) but i've sold houses and I cant imagine doing it without a realator. Easy to buy, not so easy to sell. |
| Re: How to sell your RV without really trying | Ros | I've had 2 consignment experiences. The first was a waste of time we took the RV back after a couple of months and the second we sold it fairly quickly. Most important is who you consign it with and how they market it. It's the same as selling a house really. |
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