Should the dealer have given me this?

[AdirondackCamper]

They gave me this with the bill of sale when I ordered it.

[huntr70]

It's a cost sheet from about 6 price changes ago.

[rootusrootus]

It's a cost sheet from about 6 price changes ago.

For a 2021 model? I thought they bumped the prices about once a year?

[NB Canada]

For a 2021 model? I thought they bumped the prices about once a year?

Yeah I questioned that as well but it doesn’t really matter anyway
As hot as RVs are knowing the cost to the dealer gives zero leverage to the buyer


2021 Imagine 2400 BH
2018 GMC Sierra 4x4 crew

[huntr70]

For a 2021 model? I thought they bumped the prices about once a year?

Nope. This model year (2021) has had at least 10 to 12 changes. Keep in mind, 2021's have been built since last April. There have been 7 changes since October.

[rootusrootus]

Nope. This model year (2021) has had at least 10 to 12 changes. Keep in mind, 2021's have been built since last April. There have been 7 changes since October.

Wow, I had no idea they changed so often.

[rootusrootus]

Yeah I questioned that as well but it doesn’t really matter anyway
As hot as RVs are knowing the cost to the dealer gives zero leverage to the buyer

I agree, it's a seller's market right now. I jokingly asked the finance gal at the dealer what she made off me. She said they typically make perhaps $3500 or so on a typical sale, and they made $1400 off me. I ... umm ... don't believe her . It's fine, I know I could have waited, I only got this trailer for about 15% off MSRP, in a year I'd do better. But I can afford it, and we sold our last trailer in September for just a few grand less than we bought it for brand new in 2016. So in the end it's probably a wash. Oh well.