Selling motorhome thru National Vehicle

[Robert U]

Does anybody have any experience in selling or buying a motorhome thru National Vehicle Corp ? I am selling my 2000 Diplomat 40ft and am trying to get the best price.

Bob U 2000 Dip

[Dr4Film]

I have no experience with them however in reading their Q&A they require their fee up front prior to listing your coach.

I sold my Windsor using POP RV which takes a 10% commission on the sale price AFTER the sale. Plus they come and do everything for you. All you have to do is empty out the coach and make it presentable for photos, video and showing.

[JDCrow]

14 minutes ago, Dr4Film said:

I have no experience with them however in reading their Q&A they require their fee up front prior to listing your coach.

I sold my Windsor using POP RV which takes a 10% commission on the sale price AFTER the sale. Plus they come and do everything for you. All you have to do is empty out the coach and make it presentable for photos, video and showing.

I see lots of Pops ads, but to be honest I always didn’t know if they were legit. Glad to know they are. 

[Dr4Film]

They are also sell boats along with RV's.

[Craggar]

21 minutes ago, Dr4Film said:

I have no experience with them however in reading their Q&A they require their fee up front prior to listing your coach.

I sold my Windsor using POP RV which takes a 10% commission on the sale price AFTER the sale. Plus they come and do everything for you. All you have to do is empty out the coach and make it presentable for photos, video and showing.

Do you get to preview the ad before they list it? I'm sure it's just some of the people that are taking the pictures for them but some of the ones I saw were annoying, lots of pictures but the same one over and over sometimes the description is a couple lines. Just wondering if that's Pops or some owners don't really care.

[Dr4Film]

Yes, I was able to view the photos, video and read the description prior to the ad getting posted.

I think it all depends on the sales person who is assigned to sell your coach. Mine was excellent.

[Simplysmn]

Pop'sRv is the place. I  also have a 2000 38d n though I didn't have any luck selling mine I believe it was because I was on the west coast at the time. I will say get it Appraisal done first. Because they will go by book value if not.

[Dr4Film]

My salesman asked what I wanted to pocket then added the 10%. He did do some research to make sure that the valve wasn't out of line with supply and demand.

I highly recommend POP RV which is based in Florida where I was located. Possibly, the service may not be the same in other states as it is in Florida.

[Robert U]

Richard, how did you come up with the price of your coach ? Did you use NADA ?

Bob U 2000 Dip

[Dr4Film]

I researched what others were pricing a similar year and coach at plus what I found at NADA plus how the current RV market was going, etc.

Bottom-line, the selling price of the coach is what a person who wants the coach is willing to pay for it.

[Dalton07]

 Selling a camper can be straightforward, but it becomes more complex when there's a lien involved. However, if you choose to sell your camper with a lien through a dealership, you can rest easy knowing that they will manage the ownership transfer process while also taking on the responsibility of the lien debt.

[Dr4Film]

Pop RV will also take care of any lien on your RV or boat. They handle ALL paperwork and cash needed to make the transfer process from seller to buyer as transparent as possible.

[Dalton07]

Before setting a selling price, research the current market value of your RV. Consider factors like the age, condition, mileage, and any additional features or upgrades your RV may have.