Jayco 4250

[Nwcid]

I am going to look at a new at dealer 2017 Jayco 4250 on Sunday and need some input.

I have been looking around for a large toy hauler for a bit now. I still have lots of time to decide but I think I might have found a deal worth pursuing. I would really like a GD 376TH, they have an MSRP of ~$108,000 with listed prices of ~$85,000. I really like the living layout, but there is no back patio option, which would be nice.

Now being the practical and semi frugal guy I am I have looked at several units. Tonight I came across this Jayco which has an MSRP of $115,500 and they are asking $66,000 for it which is a pretty steep discount. I did see that while the MSRP is high, advertised price is between 25% and 30% off.

I tried to do some research on this model but most of the stuff I can find on the 4250 is WW or RW units, not Jayco. I can find a ton of information on similar Jayco models.

Does anyone have any input on this model? Good things, bad things, just things to know? Any idea how much lower I might expect to get this unit for? While I really like the GD 376TH, the 4250 is second or third on my list and a ~$20,000 savings goes a long ways toward batteries, solar and travel.

[RIDINGisLIFE]

Jayco makes a great trailer. They have a great warranty and all the ones I've looked at were done well. The 4250 looks like a nice layout and if it suits your needs, its be a great choice!

As for the price, that's a great deal. Dont know if you'd be able to get it any lower. Just a fair warning, the dealer may advertise 66k, but could try to tack on freight and other charges when you go to do the paperwork. It's a common ploy to get you in the door. Read the fine print!

I was able to order a brand new 2018 Venom from a dealer. MSRP on the dealer order sheet was about 111k. Once I picked it up, it turned out to be a 2019, and after freight etc, the MSRP was around 117k. I bought it for 70k plus ttl. I called several dealerships and that was the lowest I was able to get.

With my experience in mind, I'd say 66k is about it for the 4250. Good luck!