Buying an RV - Take some Advice
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Buying an RV: Essential Advice Before You Commit
Summary
Discover what you need to consider before purchasing an RV.---
Buying an RV can seem like a thrilling decision?"envisioning all the adventures and vacations?"but rushing into it could lead to disappointment and wasted money. It's crucial to approach this purchase thoughtfully with the entire family's involvement. While an RV is an investment, it's more about experiences than financial returns. Without careful consideration, it could instead become a regrettable expense and even strain relationships.
Family Involvement
An RV purchase should be a family decision. Consider everyone’s preferences and lifestyles. For instance, my sister-in-law in Atlanta bought our old RV without her husband's buy-in. While she loved the idea of RV adventures, her husband preferred sports cars and wasn't keen on the RV lifestyle. This mismatch led to several unhappy vacations, RV mishaps, and almost harmed their marriage. It's vital to ensure everyone is on board with the RV lifestyle before making the purchase.
Try Before You Buy
A smart first step is to rent an RV to get a feel for the lifestyle. This trial can reveal whether owning an RV suits your family’s needs. Renting gives you an opportunity to assess various aspects, such as comfort and maneuverability, without a full commitment.
Renting an RV: Considerations
1. Location: Choose an area you'd like to explore and find a rental there.
2. Travel Logistics: Driving to your destination allows more flexibility in packing, whereas flying may require an RV that’s fully equipped with essentials like kitchen utensils and towels.
3. RV Size: Consider family size and needs. Larger families require bigger RVs, which may increase rental costs.
4. Towing Options: If you plan to tow a car, ensure the rental company allows it and check if the RV is equipped for towing.
5. Expert Advice: The RV rental company can answer specific questions about vehicle options and requirements. They’re the experts, so be sure to seek their guidance.
Making an Informed Decision
Before deciding, gather quotes from several rental companies and compare what each offers. Pay attention to fine print regarding costs and inclusions. Think about your vacation plans, what you’re taking with you, the size of the RV needed, and the necessary equipment. Also, consider any pets and their needs during the trip.
Once you’ve rented an RV and experienced the lifestyle, you'll have a clearer understanding of whether buying one is right for you. It’s an exciting prospect, so go ahead and enjoy the journey?"just ensure it’s a well-informed one. Good luck and happy travels!
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