Motor Home Trade-Ins - Downsizing Due to Age and Driving Ability

Many folks after retirement decide to hit the roadoften the women will drive, and they much prefer a
and see the country and they become full-timersmaller and more maneuverable vehicle. Who can
RV'ers. It's a blast and it's great to see all the sightsblame them?
in North America. Unfortunately, as folks get olderThis is why so many people that are older trade in
they have a lot of problems driving such a largetheir RV's, but with the used trade in values so low,
vehicle.it's hard to trade them in right now. The Recreational
In fact, it's difficult even for a younger person. HowVehicles Sales Industry is hurting as bad as the Airline
do I know this you ask? Well, I have been to everyIndustry due to high fuel costs. The smaller RVs are
single city in the nation over 10,000 population, in theeasily outselling the larger ones due to these high
last 7-years in my motor coach. There are timesdiesel prices; most RVs do take diesel.
when you get into situations where you cannot easilyBut if seniors cannot trade down, and cannot drive
negotiate and if you are not careful you will damageas much in their larger RVs due to costs and the fact
your RV something terrible.they are a little scared of the size, there is a problem
And as folks get older they realize that they are notbrewing. Recreational Vehicle manufacturers are
quite as proficient as they use to be, even a littlemaking a greater number of smaller RVs right now,
scared about the size of the vehicle. If the husbandbut the seniors know they cannot sell their RV in this
cannot drive anymore due to illness or health issues,hectic used motorhome market. Please think on this.