Help price on North point

[ROC-REQS]

Donedroolin,

You should also check NADA RV section to get an idea on the trade-in value of your current Eagle.

Then with the value of 30% off Jayco's MSRP (as others have indicated) and the NADA Low & Average Retail values, you should be ready to start bargaining.

Just remember that it's a numbers game.
High Price & High Trade-In value or Low Price & Low Trade-In value, but bottom line works out to be the same.

You can't expect to get a low price & high trade-in value.

FYI - the way I've always approached buying vehicles and RVs, I'll bargain by "I'll give you my trade and this amount of $".
That $ includes tax, prep, destination, filing, DMV, etc. That is, all other charges they add.

I figuring out what my target $ amount is by:
30% off Jayco's MSRP
- NADA Trade-in value (or trade-in value I want to get)
= base price
+ Tax
+ Delivery
+ DMV / Reg / Insp
+ Dealership fees (e.g., prep, filing, tire fee, etc.)
= $ amount

Then I deal by I'll give you my trade + this $ amount for that trailer.
The dealership can work the numbers anyway they want as long as the bottom line is equal to the $ amount.

Hope this makes sense and helps some.

[Donedroolin]

The sales girl from Albany RV called me back. I went over with her my findings. Told them they are at least $10,000 higher then other quotes I have. She tried to give me some bs lines, but said she would go to her manager to see what could be done. Don't think I will be expecting much. We will see

[klassic]

BuffaloRV is like Albany, part of RVone.
They have a 375 on the lot, but without the residential fridge.
Find out what they want for it... Similar to Albany giving you a price off the lot.
See how different the prices are

[Fairenatic]

Originally Posted by Donedroolin

Wow , I did the RVone price quote then took off the 30%. WOW, what a difference, Like $10,000 dollars. So I should bring that with me.. The sales girl is goanna call me today. I put in for the Indiana RV also waiting for an email return. Wish I had done this with my current Eagle. Probably could have saved a boat load. Most everyone got at least 30% off. Love this forum. Love Jayco

You can send me my 1% later!!!!

[3'senough]

I was able to get over 35% off the MSRP optioned out price when I ordered my 2014. That was one of the reasons I jumped at the upgrade.

Forget the trade in. That is why they are giving you a higher price to offset the good trade in. While the trade is good the buy price is high.

[EricRom]

Donedroolin
We ordered ours from Rhone's Travel Trailers close to Williamsport, PA and ended up getting it for $52,500, we do not have the res fridge or the pain windows. Rhone's have been great to us and are a family owned dealership. They were going to give us $16,500 for our 2013 Eagle 314BDS but was able to sell it for $19,500 privately and they also did a courtesy trade for us to give us the tax credit. Ours 375 listed for @ $83,000 and som change.

[KYCAMPER]

If you want another place to check.... We got a price of 30% off MSRP on a Pinnacle from Hamilton's RV in Michigan. hamiltonsrv.com

[Bookemdanno]

Originally Posted by KYCAMPER

If you want another place to check.... We got a price of 30% off MSRP on a Pinnacle from Hamilton's RV in Michigan. hamiltonsrv.com

+1. Went into our local dealer with several quotes from other local dealers, Hamiltons and online.

We purchased from RV-Max in Sherman, Texas with approximately 31% off MSRP. Honestly, that's not what convinced us to buy...It was how much trade-in money they gave us on our existing TT.

Dan