Price?? For 2015 Seneca

[TNortham]

I am current a class A gas owner looking for a diesel with better driving (so the wife will drive too).
Curious to know what others are paying for theirs.
MSRP seems to be around $235k
Best I am finding searching online is $175-$190.

Thoughts from any one recently buying a 2015 or 14??

Thanks!

[Grumpy]

$179,000 is what I was quoted when we started looking. Ended up we didn't like much in the 37TS except the kitchen so we didn't go for it.

[RULazy2]

168 out the door for mine.

[Ender]

I haven't bought one yet, but I just got a quote from RVDirect for $160,000, for a 2015 37TS. Downside is you have to travel to one of their distribution centers and pick it up.

[LSA376]

162,000

[Mr.Oz]

158,000

[LSA376]

158! Dang, good job.

[Mr.Oz]

Originally Posted by LSA376

158! Dang, good job.

Worked a deal over 2 days at the Hershey show. Took 5 months
to get the unit. Went to the factory, saw the assembly line and
test drove.

[Mr.Oz]

Originally Posted by Ender

I haven't bought one yet, but I just got a quote from RVDirect for $160,000, for a 2015 37TS. Downside is you have to travel to one of their distribution centers and pick it up.

Drove 9hrs one way to get ours. Actually was good to drive that far
back to see if any bugs in the new unit, there was. Our dealer
gave us a 1 1/2 day orientation and we camped inside their service
building overnight working everything in the unit. Had more questions the
next day which were answered. Great experience with the dealer!

[LSA376]

Originally Posted by Mr.Oz

Worked a deal over 2 days at the Hershey show. Took 5 months
to get the unit. Went to the factory, saw the assembly line and
test drove.

What was the factory like? Any pictures? That's cool, neat experience.

[Mr.Oz]

Originally Posted by LSA376

What was the factory like? Any pictures? That's cool, neat experience.

Very cool!! All Amish assembling them. We saw the bare chassis come in all the way to completion. 3 days to build and 3 weeks in paint.
They were on a train track sideways so the workers would push them by hand sideways to the next station. Very clean and professional. We spent a half day there. It's 2 hrs from our house. I'll see if my wife still has all the pics and post some. Said they build approx 120 units per year.

[Shultz01]

Try to find a leftover 2014 like we did... $149,500.

[Mr.Oz]

Originally Posted by Shultz01

Try to find a leftover 2014 like we did... $149,500.

Great price! Probably would have gone that way but had some custom work done at the factory that was included in our deal that would have been a very expensive add on later.

[LSA376]

What did you have done?

[Mr.Oz]

Complete leather interior was not a option when we ordered but had it done plus additional wiring for future add-ons. Oh they made us custom matching ottomans because when delivered our couch did not have flip up foot rests. Looking at what I wrote, now it's not a big deal....LOL. Must have been the excitement at the time.

[LSA376]

[2JayBirds]

They were asking $165 for the one we purchased. got them down to $159, then started working for good numbers on our 2012 XLR Toy Hauler in trade. Wrote a check for $113. Think we did pretty good as between what they gave us for the toy hauler and the tax savings from trading. We broke even on the toy hauler we had owned for 2 years and got a great motorhome too. Ours is a new 2014.

[WaltW]

Diesel pusher owner lurking here trying to determine if Seneca is the next MH for us. Local dealer is giving 30% off MSRP.

[2JayBirds]

Doesn't sound too bad. Should put it around the middle to upper $150's depending on model.