New 2018 still on dealer lot

[Mr_D]

Yep, 25% isn't enough. You can do that or better on a current year model

[Happy1962]

Originally Posted by cptdzl

What should I be looking for? Questions to ask? Anything else? Thank you

Check the weight/accessories sticker. It has the actual date of manufacture, which could be in 2017, making it two years old, not one. If they "gave it away" I might do it, but consider that it has been sitting out there since delivery without any maintenance to the roof, seals, appliances, etc... and if it has slides, they have probably been hanging out there the entire time as well. That's a long time.

If you do it, double check the warranty to make sure you are completely covered.

[KiteSquid]

58% or more off MSRP

[Mtn. Lion]

Originally Posted by Happy1962

Check the weight/accessories sticker. It has the actual date of manufacture, which could be in 2017, making it two years old, not one. If they "gave it away" I might do it, but consider that it has been sitting out there since delivery without any maintenance to the roof, seals, appliances, etc... and if it has slides, they have probably been hanging out there the entire time as well. That's a long time.

If you do it, double check the warranty to make sure you are completely covered.

Like a car/truck, can a TT have a build date of 2017, but with 2018 model changes therefore making it a 2018?

[Eastham]

If you only keep it for two years or so and go to sell it it will then be trying to sell a 4 or five year old unt so you will take a hit on that end also.

[Spurticus]

I think the op was saying he got the older price discounted 25%, not a 25% discount from msrp. I’m with others though, should get a huge discount on this unit.

What was the original msrp?
What was their “discounted” price?
Go big, I would shoot for close to 50% off. They want that thing gone. All they can say is no.