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Question of the Week
 
How likely is it that you will buy an RV in 2008?
 
With  1575 responses thus far, here's how the voting is going:
 
Will definitely buy one
3.43% (54)
Most likely
4.06% (64)
About a 50-50 chance
7.75% (122)
Not likely
41.02% (646)
Absolutely not!
43.75% (689)
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We love our Winnebago Journey and therefor have no intentions of trading. That is why our answer would be no.
Posted:   1/5/2008  By: Raleigh, NC  
We have a 2000 5er and a 2000 Ford F350 and I would like to trade but am hesitant with these gas prices. The 5th wheeler has been a high maintenance item and a lot of that is from upgrading. The truck has been great. Until we decide if destination camping will continue to be our travels, will be keeping the 5er (Gee I love that expression). If traveling is to become our goal then a smaller more fuel efficient unit will be our preference but, with rising fuel prices, $4.00 a gallon is looking scary for a 71 year old retiree, and that may put the kibosh on the whole deal.
Posted:   12/29/2007  By: David, PDX   
Love my 2007 Winnebago View! It has a diesel engine and gets about 18 MPG. Which reminds me... why the heck is diesel more expensive than regular nowadays?
Posted:   12/29/2007  By: Anonymous  
Hey Arkansas....Just park it in a nearby campground!!! You might meet some other ARKANSANS!!! We do not need to travel hundreds of miles to enjoy the joys of Camping. Then those that do travel will be strangers in the area and we will learn from them! I see a NEW spirit out there fro CAMPERS...ENJOY
Posted:   12/29/2007  By: Anonymous  
We have a2005 Meridian and hope to get many years out of it. Maybe even after it is paid for!
Posted:   12/29/2007  By: Skirunner  
You would have to be sick or stupid to by a new RV in the face of these high fuel costs! Even a rich man with half a brain would not invest big money into something that is going to cost him a fortune to use and maintain. If it gets much worse I will have to park mine and use it as a storage bin. Sorry to say, the big oil people have destroyed the travel industry and especially the manufacturing sector. I feel for the young people who will not be able to enjoy what we have enjoyed up to now.
Posted:   12/29/2007  By: K. Pelfrey N.W. Arkansas  
We will definitely buy one when our stick house sells. We can hardly wait. It will also be a used one.
Posted:   12/29/2007  By: cc in Fort Worth  
We enjoy our 2000 Allegro Bus very much. The only reason to purchase a new one would be should this coach be damaged in an accident. Another reason for not purchasing new, THIS NICE COACH IS PAID FOR.
Posted:   12/29/2007  By: Old Man Jones  
We are still enjoying our Monaco Windsor so I see no reason to trade unless the wife finds one that she likes better.
Posted:   12/29/2007  By: Nighttrain  
I said there is a 50/50 chance. We are on our 3rd camper in the last 4 years. When my wife sees it... well we may get another. Could be any time!!!!
Posted:   12/29/2007  By: Anonymous  
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