2022 price increase

[jim7489]

I see the Jayco Entegra Esteem line has come out with the new 2022 prices. Looks like quite an increase (MSRP)
I suppose the Jayco 29MVP is the same.
Shouldn't surprise me, I can hardly keep up the increases in my electric bill.

[Jopopsy]

What kind of numbers are you seeing?

[jim7489]

It seems to be coming in 10K or more on one with all the options. (2022)
You can do the 'build and price' on their site. I did it for a 29V.

[ait109]

It seems like the base price has gone up by about 10%; prices for options remain unchanged from 2021.

[pconroy]

MSRP increase? Meh - paying almost $4 a gallon this last trip put more of a dent in our vacation budget than an increase in the base price.

[Stavman]

Originally Posted by pconroy

MSRP increase? Meh - paying almost $4 a gallon this last trip put more of a dent in our vacation budget than an increase in the base price.

Visit the South...cheap gas down there

[Edhodge4]

We ordered a 2021 Greyhawk MV29 in March. We received a 2022. I guess we hit it just right!

Also we paid nothing close to the MSRP, like $35,000-$40,000 less. Might be worth checking out a dealer in the middle of the country.

[jim7489]

We did the same.... ordered a 2021 in February and got a 2022 in July.
Saved 50K off the 2021 MSRP. That would be 60K off the 2022.
That's a once in a lifetime deal for an RV owner who is always looking at depreciation.

[curver900]

Originally Posted by jim7489

I see the Jayco Entegra Esteem line has come out with the new 2022 prices. Looks like quite an increase (MSRP)
I suppose the Jayco 29MVP is the same.
Shouldn't surprise me, I can hardly keep up the increases in my electric bill.

isn't solar and wind awesome?

[artie p]

In mid April we placed a deposit on this RV. The cost with tax was around $94.5K with some options like solar, 2 coach batteries and maybe a windshield privacy screen and delivery. I assume they based the cost on what they will pay Jayco. We were told delivery in August. Then they said November or December. Today we received an email that Jayco notified the dealer that the RV is just about out the door. But the bad news was that the dealer is saying there was a price increase and the new cost is about $99.6K with tax. The deposit/order document doesn't say anything about anyone being able to change the numbers. We gave a deposit in April. I just spoke with our car club fellow member who is a lawyer. He reviewed the document and said they can't do this. Has anyone encountered this problem and did you have any recourse. This is not fair. And what's even worse is we had our RB195 trailer from the same dealer encounter a broken leaf spring that caused so much damage that the trailer was totaled. And we missed our camping trip in the NY Adirondacks. No pleased with this.

[CAG]

Originally Posted by Stavman

Visit the South...cheap gas down there

Enjoy it while you can. Things are stacking up to be very ugly the next two or more years. You may even find that if you heat with natural gas you are going to be putting on another sweater around the house.

[gunafulltime]

Originally Posted by CAG

Enjoy it while you can. Things are stacking up to be very ugly the next two or more years. You may even find that if you heat with natural gas you are going to be putting on another sweater around the house.

Sad. We were virtually energy independent less than two years ago.

[bluztoo]

Checking things I looked at last year before buying. Overall, including what I purchased, I see prices up by 20 to 25 percent. I ordered last November and took delivery in May.