RV dealers have a glut of 2022 model RVs on their sales lots, and that’s not a good thing for them or for manufacturers who can’t ramp up their production while plenty of “last year’s” models are still occupying RV dealers’ lots. So what to do?
For one thing, lower prices. And if that’s not enough, offer rebates! That’s what the world’s largest RV manufacturer is doing right now. Contrast this with a year ago, when Thor and other RV makers were getting top dollar for every RV they could manage to slap together to satisfy the demand of rabid consumers hungry to join the ranks of recreational vehicle enthusiasts.
Here’s what Thor is promoting right now with a rebate, on the condition that they buy and take delivery by April 30, 2023, of a qualifying RV that is in dealer inventory and previously untitled. And here are the models you can choose from…
Get $10,000 back on:
• Any new 2023 or prior model year Sanctuary Transit (AWD) motorhome.
• Any new 2023 or prior model year Outlaw Class A motorhome.
• Any new 2023 or prior model year Tranquility Transit (AWD) motorhome.
• Any new 2023 or prior model year Mercedes Sprinter 4×2 or Ford Transit-based Sanctuary motorhome.
• Any new 2023 or prior model year Delano motorhome in dealer inventory.
• Any new 2023 or prior model year Mercedes Sprinter 4×2 or Ford Transit-based Tranquility motorhome.
A $7,500 rebate on:
• Any new 2023 or prior model year previously untitled Class C Tiburon motorhome.
• Any new 2023 or prior model year Delano motorhome.
To learn more, visit your local Thor dealer or the company’s website.
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No thanks THOR, your product is JUNK.
I find it interesting that Camping World is the largest RV retailer in the US and Thor is the largest RV manufacturer in the US. Amazing that #1 in both categories is also considered by many, including me, to be the worst in that category.
Even with the $15,000 rebate our 2022 New Aire was less expensive than a 2023 New Aire would be/is.
Could not pay me enough to buy a Thor product. My time and sanity are worth more than the associated hassles.
Agree 100%
Newmar has been offering rebates from $5000 to $15000. Of course when their lowest cost model, the Bay Star gasser, MSRPs at $250,000 and up, $5k isn’t much!
I saw on the news that air travel this summer is 75% sold out already and expected to exceed 2019 levels. Looks like travelers are going back to their old vacation ways.
A $10,000 rebate is good but since they’re overpriced by $20,000-$30,000 you probably are getting it for a steeply inflated price. Most dealers discount RV MSRP by $10K-20K depending on model anyway.
Isn’t that the truth!