Unlike a house or savvy investment, when it comes to buying a car or RV, depreciation is inevitable. Every year newer models with sleek updates decrease the value of those from the previous year – making any sort of a return on investment well near impossible. But how much will your vehicle depreciate in value?
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Last week we looked at some of the yearly costs involved in RV ownership. (If you missed Part 1, here’s a link, You might want to first read it http://blog.rv.net/2009/10/the-yearly-costs-of-owning-an-rv-part-1-of-2/) If you recall we touched on fuel, maintenance/repair, finances, insurance, licensing, taxes, and in more depth, the cost of depreciation. Today we will examine those costs
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There are a number of items that must be considered when determining the yearly cost of buying a new RV. We hear so much about fuel costs, whether it is a motorized or a tow vehicle. But, fuel really is peanuts in most cases. Likewise, maintenance and repairs, while not necessarily cheap, are relatively small
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