A new DVD, "The Insider's Guide to Buying Your Dream RV," aims to help recreational vehicle purchasers save money and avoid a lemon. This comprehensive video guide covers everything from what to look for in terms of RV condition and components to resale value and financing options.
Greenville, SC (PRWEB) July 19, 2007 -- Owning an RV can be a rewarding proposition, but it can also be an expensive one. It's no wonder then that RV enthusiasts who are considering purchasing a new or used recreational vehicle often approach the sales lot with trepidation. Arming themselves with as much information as possible before shelling out tens or even hundreds of thousands of dollars on a popup camper, trailer or motor home is the only surefire way to overcome such anxiety. A new DVD, "The Insider's Guide to Buying Your Dream RV," puts that peace-of-mind information at their fingertips with the simple press of the Play button. Individuals who dream of owning an RV can find out more about how to select the best recreational vehicle to fit their needs online at http://www.ourdreamrv.com.
According to a December 2005 Recreation Vehicle Industry Association report, nearly eight million U.S. households -- or one in 12 -- own at least one RV. That figure represents a 58 percent increase since 1980. Clearly, more Americans are jumping on the recreational vehicle bandwagon, but are they getting the best value for their money? With "Road and Travel" magazine reporting that a new folding camping trailer can cost upwards of $13,000 while a type A motor home can run as high as $400,000 or more, price is an important consideration, but it's not the only one.
Developer of "The Insider's Guide to Buying Your Dream RV," Richard Meyers, explains, "Even lower-priced, used RVs can be a bad deal if you don't know what to look for. This DVD contains information that RV enthusiasts will not find anywhere else. It's goal is to help them avoid buying a recreational vehicle lemon so they can enjoy their travels for years to come." The DVD covers such topics as:
- What RV components to consider
- Which RV components rank highest and lowest on the Dealer Satisfaction Index
- What five RV condition areas you should consider before buying
- Which RV makes and models have the highest and lowest resale values
- How to get the fairest price for your new or used RV
- What RV floor plans are the most desirous and in demand
- What the quickest and easiest way to finance your RV purchase is
When asked what the most important consideration was when shopping for an RV, nine out of 10 recreational vehicle seekers said that talking to other RV owners before making a purchasing decision was their number-one priority. Gaining access to such current owners, however, can prove challenging. "The Insider's Guide to Buying Your Dream RV" not only explains where to find actual experiences from average RV users, but it also culls the most vital aspects of such experiences into any easy-to-digest DVD format.
For more information on what to look for when shopping for an RV, contact Richard Meyers at (866) 678-3764. To obtain a copy of "The Insider's Guide to Buying Your Dream RV," visit the DVD's homepage online at http://www.ourdreamrv.com.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Richard Myers
NEW SOUTH MEDIA, LLC
RV Research Center
45 Doverdale Road
Greenville, SC 29613
(864) 915.7297
Rmyers2 @ gmail.com
http://www.ourdreamrv.com
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