Don’t over-pay for your RV!!! One owner, pet free and nonsmoking, with the Four Seasons package. King-size Sleep Number bed in bedroom, sofa sleeper, and large RV refrigerator. Full size pantry, additional countertop space with side board and upper and lower cabinets. Central vacuum and washer and dryer hookups in bedroom closet. Plenty of storage for full-timers. 2 TVS, 1 in living room with soundbar and 3 HDMI outlets and 1 in bedroom. Separate satellite and cable hook-ups in living room and bedroom. Stereo system with DVD and CD player. Portable Dish satellite antenna, receiver, coaxial cable and outdoor stand included.
Two air conditioners, two awnings, gas furnace and electric fireplace with blower. Automatic leveling systems, inverter, water heater has gas and electric heating. Plenty of basement storage with access from either side of the RV.

Bonus extras include:

• Complete RV Flex Armor roof with transferable owner certificate ($6,000 VALUE)
• Roof solar panel w/meter wired directly to battery to keep it fully charged when not in use. ($1,100 value)
• Progressive 50AMP surge protector ($334 value)
• Spare 50AMP power cord to reach farther when hookups are distant ($125 value)
• Rear Swivelwheel D-58 Dual Wheel platform for motorcycle or golf cart. Comes with spare wheel, trifold loading ramp and 4 additional Race Ramps to allow for more loading options. ($4,700 value)
• Anderson Ultimate 5th Wheel Hitch – gooseneck adapter to a hitch ball in the bed of the pickup truck. ($800.00)

Total original cost is for RV and upgrades around S80,000. Asking $52,300 as we are selling due to purchasing vacation home. Don’t let this deal pass you by! Many additional small RV-related items will also be included free with purchase. Email serious inquires only please.

This article originally appeared on GOBankingRates.com: 11 Things You Should Never Buy New

11 Things You Should Never Buy New by JORDAN ROSENFELD - March 19, 2021, 1:30 PM

Recreational Vehicles
Recreational vehicles (RVs) have become very popular again now that the pandemic has made flying less safe. If you’re thinking of getting one, don’t start with the pricey new ones (they can start at $90,000) — instead, look for used deals. According to the website RVers Online, when you take into account depreciation, financing, maintenance and other costs, you can save as much as half the price of a regular RV by buying used.