When will the details of the 2023 model be released?

[NB Canada]

What is different between the RV and auto industry is the RV industry does a lot of in-model-year changes while the auto industry does fewer. And the RV changes can be newer standard options while the auto industry if they do an in-model-year change it is usually a cost reduction and not an advertised change. When a new car model is introduced, there are usually no changes for the first six months. After that, it becomes a feeding frenzy with the cost reduction engineers at the OEMs. For example with a RV, my 2021 Solitude has a July, 2020 production date. Later 2021 builds came with RV Airflow and Winegard 360 installed. Mine did not.

Everything is different between the RV and auto industry actually
My point was just to clarify that things stay the same over many model years
Spent my career in auto sales


2021 Imagine 2400 BH
2018 GMC Sierra 4x4 crew

[huntr70]

I guess that is why buyers should look at the actual date a trailer is constructed and not just the year.

Yep, a 2022 Grand Design could have been built in June of 2021 through May of 2022.

[goducks14]

Wait till Oct+ to buy. RV sales are tanking right now. Between inflation, high fuel prices and the constant up charging for new RV's, buyers are starting to put the brakes on buying. I've seen the same units on lots for months now. I actually have had to call backs on the same TT in a 2 week period after I responded to a check email price on an Imagine 22RBE a month ago. RV's are just not flying off the lots like they were in 2020-2021.
My guess is you'll get a much better deal by waiting till fall. Discounts off MSRP should be much bigger. I certainly wouldn't want to leaves $4-5K on the table by not waiting a few months.
A local RV lot that sells Montana's has most all of their stock at 30% off MSRP. It's advertised on their website. The slow down has started.

[brucedunning]

What is different between the RV and auto industry is the RV industry does a lot of in-model-year changes while the auto industry does fewer. And the RV changes can be newer standard options while the auto industry if they do an in-model-year change it is usually a cost reduction and not an advertised change. When a new car model is introduced, there are usually no changes for the first six months. After that, it becomes a feeding frenzy with the cost reduction engineers at the OEMs. For example with a RV, my 2021 Solitude has a July, 2020 production date. Later 2021 builds came with RV Airflow and Winegard 360 installed. Mine did not.

That's helpful. Thanks.