Buying an RV gives you the perfect ride for all those road trips that you’ve been meaning to go on. And with the coronavirus, this is the best time to invest in one. If you’re in a crowded urban city, you could take this chance to escape to the mountains or countryside for a few more weeks where there’s less people and crowds.
If you’re set on buying an RV for that adventure, here are mistakes you’ll want to avoid.
Bigger is Better
That’s not always true. While choosing something small might make you feel claustrophobic, that doesn’t mean you should always go for the biggest RV you can find. Sometimes, you’ll discover that you actually have more than enough space.
Buying Brand-New
Save on costs. Instead of getting a brand-new rig, let someone else take the depreciation hit and shop around for a used RV for sale in Greensboro, NC instead. There are good models out there with plenty of years left in them. Explore those options.
Forgetting to Check
Don’t buy an RV unless you take the time to check its carrying capacity. You might think just because it’s big that it can haul just about everything you want to take with you on the road. That isn’t the case. Look at the design. Find out the amount it can carry safely by checking its gross cargo carrying capacity.
Too Many Modifications
A few modifications never hurt any rig. But if there are too many, rethink that choice. Too many of the aftermarket changes might not be safe, as they might not have been tested by engineers of the original vehicle manufacturer. Prioritize your safety on the road by sticking to standard designs instead of modifications that only seek to make your rig look cool.
Poor Floor Plan
Are you bringing toys with you? Do you have kids? Plan the floor and consider space saving solutions. That will help you pick the right rig.
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