Selling Tips for Your RV

For most junk or damaged RVs, selling for cash puts more money in your pocket than donating. Tax deductions for donated vehicles are based on what the charity actually resells the RV for, not its original value, and that resale price is often...

Extended warranties don’t transfer automatically. Most require you to contact the warranty provider directly, and depending on the contract, you’ll either pay a small transfer fee to move it to the new owner or become eligible for a prorated refund if you cancel...

Why Missing Keys Matters Less Than You’d Think The reason this comes up so often is that RVs end up without keys in a lot of ordinary ways: an inherited RV where nobody knows what happened to the original set, a storage unit...

  So you’re ready to sell your RV but not quite sure where to start. Maybe you’re upgrading to a newer, larger model, or maybe your current RV has reached the end of its road, and you’re ready to move on. Either way,...

Selling an RV is often tied to change. You might be upgrading to a newer model, downsizing to a smaller unit, or clearing space because you no longer take long trips. The question that matters for most sellers is simple: What is the...

RV depreciation matters at every stage of ownership. If you are shopping for an RV, understanding how value declines can help you choose a model that holds value longer. If you already own an RV, knowing what affects depreciation will help you estimate...

  If you’re staring at that old RV sitting in your driveway and wondering, “Where can I sell my junk RV online?” you’re not alone. Thousands of RV owners across the U.S. are turning to specialized online buyers who make it quick, easy,...

There are lots of reasons why you might want to sell your RV: it’s really old, taking up too much space in your driveway, stuck on private property, or losing its value. Some choose to sell because they’re ready to upgrade, while others...