Used 2010 Winnebago View in Yuma, AZ - 5032866700 - RV Trader (2024)

FAQs

How do I find the value of a used RV? ›

If you do want to find out your RV's “blue book” value, you can use the NADA website. Fortunately, it's pretty straightforward and user-friendly. Navigate to NADA's RV value homepage, and choose the “type” of RV you have (or are looking at buying).

Take luxury living on the road with the View and Navion, and experience the performance, towing power, and fuel economy at 16 to 18 mpg highway of the reputable Mercedes Benz Sprinter.

Superb Build Quality: Every Winnebago is built to provide years of reliable service. This is the result of advanced manufacturing techniques and quality control systems perfected over (6) decades and hundreds of thousands of RVs.

Winnebago View | Class C RV | Diesel Motorhome.

This lower price tag makes buying a used RV a great option out there for a wide range of customers. But that doesn't mean every used RV you come across will be a great buy. Some older rigs don't have the necessary technology for today, and they might not be up to par as far as safety goes.

Kelley Blue Book is a trusted resource for determining the value of traditional automotive vehicles. However, unfortunately, they do not offer a dedicated valuation service for RVs on their website or in their printed guides.

Generally speaking, anything over 100,000 miles can be considered high mileage for a motorhome. However, this is not to say that a motorhome with high mileage is automatically unreliable or unfit for use.

Proper care and attention can significantly impact how long your RV lasts. The average life of an RV can range from 10 to 30 years or 200,000-300,000 miles with proper maintenance. But here's what kills your RV's life expectancy and how to prevent it.

The Travato^® is one of the top-selling Camper Vans in North America for a reason. Several reasons, actually. Energy and fuel-efficient systems make the most of the Travato's ample power. And streamlined features are designed to keep you traveling even when the elements – and the road – are less than forgiving.

What is the most popular Winnebago view floor plan? ›

The 24D is arguably the most popular of the View floorplans and features a U-shaped dinette with footrests, sofa seating that easily converts to a comfortable Murphy+ bed with European suspension as well as a spacious rear bath. The floorplan also includes a full wall slideout that measure 36 inches in depth.

The only difference in these two models is literally the name. The Navion is a legacy name from when Winnebago Brands included the Itasca line of RVs. At that time Winnebago offered the Winnebago View and the Itasca Navion. Even at that time, there were very few differences between the Winnebago View and Itasca Navion.

While the valuation process is similar for cars and RVs, the RV industry doesn't have what's known as a blue book or book value, terms often associated with Kelley Blue Book, an automotive appraisal guide. The RV industry, instead, uses something called NADA Guides* as the primary valuation tool.

Fair-market value for recreational vehicles is halfway between wholesale and retail. Retail is the manufacturer's suggested retail price (MSRP) for new RVs, and average book retail price for used RVs. The fair-market value serves as a benchmark when calculating how much you should pay, or sell an RV for.

Brand-new RVs start losing value as soon as they're driven off the lot and continue to lose value throughout the first year rapidly. The RV depreciation rate increases at a steady rate after that until your RV hits double digits in age. Once an RV is ten years old or older, its value drops more rapidly.