Pre-Owned RVs Back To "Normal" Territory?

Above, a 1950s vintage travel trailer.

It seems that pre-owned (i.e., used) RV prices are getting back to "normal" territory. 

In recent months, prices of pre-owned RVs have been dropping steadily after making dramatic climbs during the coronavirus pandemic.

RV Travel has a new article taking a look at this.

They begin it with:

For several years, preowned RV prices were fairly steady and predictable. From 2017 through 2019, the average price for motorhomes stayed between $40,000 and $50,000. Towable units ranged from $13,000 to $15,000. Seasonal fluctuations were to be expected as demand dictated prices. But when COVID came calling, all bets were off. In October 2021, the average motorhome price peaked at $81,000-plus. Towables peaked at $24,000-plus two months earlier. What a difference a year makes! Prices are dropping like a stone. Are we headed back to “normal” territory?

To read more, go here.