She Is Finally Home!
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She Is Finally Home!
I recently tired myself from tenting so I went from a tent to a 35' 2012 Winnebago Vista.
When we, my wife and I, were purchasing the RV, we test drove one with a grey exterior and dark wood interior. The dealer wanted 125k for it, we tried to talk them down to 100 they came back and said "the best we can do is 110 and some change". After negotiating with the owner we agreed to settle for 105 and some change out the door.
But, for said price we told him if were were gonna pay that kind of money, we better get what we want and gave them a description of what we wanted.
The sales lady called me a couple of weeks later and said they looked all over the place and couldn't find one that matched our description and production on the 2011 chassis had stopped in February. So I told her, well if you don't have it I guess you can't sell it and proceeded, I take we now cancel the contract and I'll keep looking?
She abruptly said, "NO, 2012 production starts in May, your RV will now be on a 2012 Chassis and if there is any upgrades you won't be charges extra for it, we'll honor the contract."
I said hold on a few seconds, I got up my chair and did a lil
got back on the phone and said, eehhh....Okay....I guess I can live with that. 
What ya think? Opinions, suggestions, instructions, warnings, advices, and 5 cents needed. Good or bad doesn't matter as long as it is constructive criticism.
Thanks in advance.
‪Lichtsinn.com - 2011 Winnebago Vista 35F Motor Home Class A‬‏ - YouTube
When we, my wife and I, were purchasing the RV, we test drove one with a grey exterior and dark wood interior. The dealer wanted 125k for it, we tried to talk them down to 100 they came back and said "the best we can do is 110 and some change". After negotiating with the owner we agreed to settle for 105 and some change out the door.
But, for said price we told him if were were gonna pay that kind of money, we better get what we want and gave them a description of what we wanted.
The sales lady called me a couple of weeks later and said they looked all over the place and couldn't find one that matched our description and production on the 2011 chassis had stopped in February. So I told her, well if you don't have it I guess you can't sell it and proceeded, I take we now cancel the contract and I'll keep looking?
She abruptly said, "NO, 2012 production starts in May, your RV will now be on a 2012 Chassis and if there is any upgrades you won't be charges extra for it, we'll honor the contract."
I said hold on a few seconds, I got up my chair and did a lil
got back on the phone and said, eehhh....Okay....I guess I can live with that. What ya think? Opinions, suggestions, instructions, warnings, advices, and 5 cents needed. Good or bad doesn't matter as long as it is constructive criticism.
Thanks in advance.
‪Lichtsinn.com - 2011 Winnebago Vista 35F Motor Home Class A‬‏ - YouTube
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