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Is it worth buying a Class C RV?
Class C motorhomes have the best rate of depreciation. They hold their value and last couples and small families a long time. If you want a spacious RV that isn't difficult to maneuver, can tow your car, and has many features and amenities, Class C's are a good investment.
What is high mileage for a Class C motorhome?
Roughly speaking, anywhere between 100,000 and 200,000 miles could be considered high mileage. An RV in the higher mileage range may or may not need some patching up. As you would expect with any vehicle, the more it has been cared for, the less worn parts it is likely to have.
What month is best to buy an RV?
Well, the slow season for RV sales begins at the end of September. That said, we recommend waiting until at least October. During October and November, sales nosedive, leading to some pretty good discounts. December and January are even slower, making them the best months for RV shopping.
Can you live in a Class C motorhome in winter?
The short answer is: yes! You can absolutely camp in cold weather in a class C RV. Nevertheless, it's important to make sure your rig has certain characteristics. For example, the best class C RVs for winter camping tend to have decent insulation, heated holding tanks, and a good heating system.