10-16-2015, 11:47 AM
It is not uncommon for a purchaser of a new Newell to only keep it 1-2 years before trading it in on a new one. On a coach that is 10 years old, I would not be concerned with it having multiple owners. Some buy a coach and determine that they don't like the lifestyle, some decide they don't have the time to travel and some move up to a newer coach. I have owned 5 RV's over the past 20 years.
The P2000i's seem to be listed for higher prices than the 2000i's even within the 2006 model year. There have been several early 2006 2000i's that were available at around $300k. That does not seem to the case for the later P2000i's. I have no way, in the vast majority of cases to determine the actual selling price of coaches, only the asking prices. Occasionally, an owner shares the actual price paid with me but I have no other source.
The P2000i's seem to be listed for higher prices than the 2000i's even within the 2006 model year. There have been several early 2006 2000i's that were available at around $300k. That does not seem to the case for the later P2000i's. I have no way, in the vast majority of cases to determine the actual selling price of coaches, only the asking prices. Occasionally, an owner shares the actual price paid with me but I have no other source.