Leftover 2014 AI Ext good price?

[Teamaron]

Working a deal on a leftover 2014 ext

Price at $114,000

What's the thoughts out there?

[weirdstuff]

Seems like a great deal to me!

[Farmer Dan]

That price is $1,500 under what we paid for a '14 EXT w 2,500 mi. in April. Sounds like a deal to me! They are a pretty cool unit. We just took ours for a weekend trip. It worked great. We go again in 11 days to IN for a week. We have ordered a Stowaway2 for a little more room to haul supplies, etc.
Dan

[toskeysam]

Might want to consider a load test on the batteries. It is apparent from posts on this forum, mine included, that a lot of folks are running into coach battery problems from sitting on the lot too long....with batteries too low.

[73shark]

What's the MSRP on it?

[Teamaron]

Msrp was $143,...

I agree with having house batteries tested or changed. I'm going to go for swapping to new ones. Especially because we are leaving right away on a trip and would hate to be fighting dead house batteries along the way.

[Boxster1971]

That is a good price -- less than I paid for my 2013 EXT in October 2012.

[toskeysam]

It is a great price. Less than I paid for my 2013 EXT in Nov 2013

[Ron_CA]

That's a good price. What are they giving you for yours?

[David M]

That's a great price for a 2014. It's only $500 more than I paid for my 2013 Ext in April 2013. Mine's built on a 2012 chassis with an MSRP of $141,468 (it had the golf bag holder option that I don't use). So I'd say go for it!

[Teamaron]

Originally Posted by Ron_CA

That's a good price. What are they giving you for yours?

I sold mine privately

Trade was not even an option when they told what they would give.

[Teamaron]

Thank you all for the input

On the road again....

[73shark]

Are you getting it?

[Ron_CA]

Congrats Aron!

[Dungrace]

I paid 132000 plus TTL for a 2014.5 two months ago. That's a good price.

[UKDUDE]

I know some folks are a little uncomfortable with threads discussing how much we paid for our AIs. We all want the best deals for our purchase, but there are so many variables affecting a discounted price, not the least being the dealers location and overheads. I can’t see how a fancy city-based Mercedes Benz dealership can have lower overheads than a rural RV dealership.
My first Airstream was a Flying Cloud - new old stock - aka a “leftover” that I bought on eBay. The price was fantastic and at the time I was really happy about it. But the dealer was on the East Coast, and I’m in Arizona: I had to pay for delivery charges and they were not trivial. Then after it was delivered, I had the usual shakedown issues, and I found out there were no approved Airstream travel trailer service dealers in AZ at that time.
Moral of the story: it’s not all about money!

[Teamaron]

Originally Posted by 73shark

Are you getting it?

Scheduled Thursday delivery if all goes well.

[Teamaron]

Originally Posted by Ron_CA

Congrats Aron!

Thanks
I'm excited
Already scheduling future mods.

[Teamaron]

Also have to finance. (

Tentative rate at 4.25% 20yrs Bank of America (same place had my 2010 interstate loan)

[David M]

Congrats Teamaron! Look on the bright side, you can write the interest off on your taxes [emoji2]