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Guides and articles to help you buy or sell with confidence, plus official manufacturer pages for the brands you'll see most often in our listings.
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How to sell your RV
The full playbook: what your RV is worth, photos that sell, pricing it right, title and delivery logistics, and closing safely.
Read the guide →How much is my RV worth?
The six factors that decide used RV value — depreciation, brand, motorized vs towable, mileage, condition, and season — with a free instant appraisal.
Read the guide →RV VIN Lookup
Every RV built since 1981 carries a 17-character VIN. It confirms the model year, names the builder, and unlocks the recall history — three things any serious buyer will check before they pay you.
Read the guide →RV Depreciation Rate
Depreciation is the biggest cost of owning an RV, bigger than fuel, insurance or campground fees. Here is what the market is actually asking for RVs of each age and type right now — and why the curve looks the way it does.
Read the guide →Is My RV Worth Fixing? Roof, Water Damage, Slides and Appliances vs. What It's Worth
Every RV eventually presents a repair bill that makes you pause. The decision comes down to one comparison: what the fix costs against what the rig is worth fixed — and what it's worth as-is.
Read the guide →How to Get the Best Trade-In Value for Your Used Camper
Trading in is the fastest way to move an RV and almost never the highest price. Here is how the dealer's number is built, how to check it against live asking prices, and how to decide whether the convenience is worth the gap.
Read the guide →RV Consignment
Consignment puts your RV on a dealer's lot while you keep ownership until it sells. It sits between trading in and selling privately on price, effort and time. Here is how it works and what to check before you sign.
Read the guide →Best Time of Year to Sell an RV
RV demand is seasonal and regional. Selling in the right window can mean the difference between a quick sale near asking and a unit that sits in storage all winter. Here is when to list, by region and RV type, and what to do if you cannot wait.
Read the guide →How to Sell an RV You Still Owe Money On
A loan does not stop you selling an RV, but it changes how the sale closes. The lender holds a lien until it is paid, so the money and the title have to move in the right order. Here is how to do it cleanly, whether you have equity or owe more than the unit is worth.
Read the guide →What RV Dealers Pay for Marketplace Leads
RV marketplaces sell dealers listing packages, placement upgrades and lead products, priced by inventory count and never on a public rate card. Here is how those products work, how to calculate what a lead actually costs you, and how to compare them with an outcome-priced marketplace.
Read the guide →How to Sell an RV
Private sale pays the most, a dealer offer is the fastest, and consignment sits in between. Here is how each works and how to run a private sale that actually closes.
Read the guide →How Much Is My Travel Trailer Worth? Live Values by Age, Type and Brand
Camper values depend on age, floorplan, brand and what water has done to it. Here is how to place yours against today's market, with the live numbers to do it.
Read the guide →What Used RVs Are Listed For in Q4 2026
The numbers writers, forums and owners ask for and nobody publishes: median asking prices for used RVs by class, brand and model year, measured from live listings rather than quoted from memory, and dated so you can cite them.
Read the guide →Buying
Buyer questions by model
What a used one costs, which years are for sale, and what to check before you buy — answered per model from live inventory.
Read the guide →How Much Does It Cost to Transport an RV?
The right RV is often three states away. Here is what professional RV transporters typically charge to bring it to you, what drives the quote, and when delivery beats picking it up yourself.
Read the guide →How Much Does a Used Travel Trailer Cost? Live Prices by Type and Brand
Used travel trailers run from a few thousand dollars to the price of a new car. The tables on this page are measured from listings on the site today, so you can see where a fair price sits for the brand and size you want.
Read the guide →Airstream Models by Year
Airstream has used many model names over ninety years, and the same name has meant different trailers in different decades. This guide sorts the line-up by era so you can place any Airstream you're looking at — and see what Airstreams are asking right now.
Read the guide →RV Brands Ranked
Most RV brands belong to a handful of parent companies and build across several price tiers. Here is how the names sort out, what each is known for, and — measured live — what their used rigs are asking today.
Read the guide →Grand Design RV Lineup Explained
Grand Design went from startup to one of the most asked-for names in towables in about a decade. Here is how the lines fit together and what to know before buying one used.
Read the guide →CrossRoads RV Models
CrossRoads builds everything from the entry-level Zinger to the luxury Redwood fifth wheel. Here is how to tell the lines apart and what to check before buying one used.
Read the guide →Half-Ton Towable Travel Trailers
Plenty of trailers are sold as half-ton towable. Whether yours actually is depends on the numbers on your truck's door sticker. Here is how to work them out before you buy.
Read the guide →Winnebago vs Thor Motor Coach
Winnebago and Thor Motor Coach build most of the motorhomes you will see on a dealer lot. They approach the market differently, and that difference shows up in the used price.
Read the guide →Tiffin RV Pricing Explained
Tiffin builds a ladder of motorhomes, and each rung buys a different chassis, a different build and a different kind of owner. Here is how the pricing structure works.
Read the guide →Used Park Model RVs
A park model is an RV built to stay put. Here is what the category means, who it works for, and the questions to ask before buying one that has sat on a site for years.
Read the guide →Class B vs Class C Motorhome
The Class B van and the Class C cab-over coach are the two motorhomes most first-time buyers compare. One drives like a car and the other sleeps like an apartment. Here is how to choose.
Read the guide →Coachmen RV Lineup
Coachmen puts its name on travel trailers, fifth wheels, camper vans and motorhomes at mainstream prices. Here is how the lines fit together and what to check before buying one used.
Read the guide →Brand guides
Airstream RVs: buying guide
Bambi vs Flying Cloud vs Classic, vintage shells, realistic price ranges, and what to inspect. Browse Airstreams for sale nationwide.
Read the guide →Winnebago RVs: buying guide
Revel, View, Vista, Adventurer and more, motorized vs towable, realistic prices, and inspection tips. See Winnebagos for sale now.
Read the guide →Jayco RVs: buying guide
Jay Flight and Eagle trailers, White Hawk, Greyhawk Class C, warranty transfer, prices and inspection tips. Browse Jaycos for sale.
Read the guide →Grand Design RVs: buying guide
Imagine, Reflection, Solitude and Momentum compared, realistic prices, and inspection tips. See Grand Designs for sale now.
Read the guide →Tiffin RVs: buying guide
Allegro, Open Road, Phaeton and Allegro Bus compared, realistic diesel pusher prices, and inspection tips. Browse Tiffins for sale.
Read the guide →Forest River RVs: buying guide
Cherokee, Rockwood, Flagstaff, Wildwood, Salem, Puma and Vibe trailers, realistic prices, and what to inspect. Browse Forest River RVs for sale.
Read the guide →Keystone RVs: buying guide
Montana and Cougar fifth wheels, Hideout, Bullet, Outback and Springdale trailers, Fuzion and Raptor toy haulers, realistic prices, and what to inspect.
Read the guide →Coachmen RVs: buying guide
Catalina, Apex, Freedom Express and Clipper trailers, Leprechaun and Freelander Class C, Mirada Class A, realistic prices, and what to inspect.
Read the guide →Thor Motor Coach RVs: buying guide
Windsport, Hurricane, Challenger and ACE Class A, Four Winds, Chateau, Quantum and Compass Class C, Sequence and Scope Class B, realistic prices, and what to inspect.
Read the guide →Heartland RVs: buying guide
Bighorn, Big Country and Landmark fifth wheels, Trail Runner, Wilderness, Mallard, Prowler and North Trail trailers, Cyclone and Road Warrior toy haulers, realistic prices, and what to inspect.
Read the guide →Dutchmen RVs: buying guide
Kodiak, Aspen Trail and Coleman travel trailers, Astoria fifth wheels, Voltage toy haulers, realistic prices, and what to inspect. Browse Dutchmen RVs for sale.
Read the guide →CrossRoads RVs: buying guide
Zinger and Sunset Trail travel trailers, Cruiser fifth wheels, Hampton destination trailers, Volante, realistic prices, and what to inspect. Browse CrossRoads RVs for sale.
Read the guide →KZ RVs: buying guide
Sportsmen, Connect and Escape travel trailers, Durango fifth wheels, Sportster and Venom toy haulers, realistic prices, and what to inspect. Browse KZ RVs for sale.
Read the guide →Brinkley RVs: buying guide
Model Z fifth wheels, Model G toy haulers and Model I travel trailers, why they sell at a premium, realistic prices, and what to inspect. Browse Brinkley RVs for sale.
Read the guide →Newmar RVs: buying guide
Bay Star and Canyon Star gas coaches, Ventana, Dutch Star, New Aire and Mountain Aire diesel pushers, King Aire, realistic prices, and what to inspect.
Read the guide →Manufacturers
Thor Motor Coach
America's best-selling motorhome brand — Class A, B, and C coaches across every price point.
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Winnebago
The name synonymous with motorhomes since 1958 — motorized and towable lines built in Iowa.
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Airstream
The iconic riveted-aluminum travel trailer — handcrafted since 1931 and famous for holding its value.
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Jayco
Family-owned since 1968 — travel trailers, fifth wheels, and motorhomes with an industry-leading warranty.
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