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1. www.cnn.com › travel › articleWe bought an RV! Should you? | CNN

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   Aug 3, 2020 · One day in June, Bull and her husband visited a local Camping World to shop for RVs. The good news: They fell in love with a new 23-foot Coleman Light travel trailer for roughly $26,000. The bad ...

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3. owntheoutdoors.co.uk › pros-and-cons-of-campervansPros and Cons of Campervans and Motorhomes: Which Should You Buy?

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   Dec 1, 2020 · Fuel costs. Motorhomes are heavier and will generally cost more to run than campervans. All this depends on the fuel type, engine efficiency, and load that you are carrying. Pay close attention to the manufacturers’ figures and add at least 20% for real-world conditions.

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4. thegapdecaders.com › pros-cons-of-owning-a-motor32 Pros & Cons of Owning a Motorhome in UK & Europe

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   The Disadvantages of Owning a Motorhome. Motorhomes (RV’s or recreational vehicles in the USA) are expensive to buy. Motorhome insurance, tax and annual MOT’s, as well as regular servicing, damp and habitation checks can make owning and living in a motorhome costly on an ongoing basis.

5. www.caravanclub.co.uk › advice-and-training › guideGuide to buying a campervan - The Caravan and Motorhome Club

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   Lights - Ensure all interior and exterior lights work. Heating and Air-con - These can be expensive to fix, check they both work. Brakes - Ask when the brake pads were last replaced. Oil - Checks for any leaks whilst it’s parked and after taking it for a test drive.

6. www.autoexpress.co.uk › tips-advice › 357973Buying a motorhome in the UK: beginners’ guide and advice

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   Aug 15, 2024 · 8. Buying a motorhome in the UK can open up all sorts of dream travel opportunities, but you’ll need to know what to look for in order to prevent any camping-related nightmares. No need to fret ...

7. www.nerdwallet.com › article › travelRV vs. Camper: Which Is Right for You? - NerdWallet

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   Jun 12, 2023 · A recreational vehicle (RV) is a catch-all term that applies to the family of vehicles that can be driven, towed or popped up as well as lived and slept in, says Paul Bandstra, national sales ...

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   Should I buy a motorhome?

   • If you can afford one, have the space to park it up and genuinely want one then buying a motorhome is a good idea as it can open up a whole bunch of travel opportunities and save you plenty on hotel rooms. What's the best way to buy a motorhome?

   Buying a motorhome in the UK: beginners’ guide and advice

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   Are motorhomes expensive to buy?

   • Motorhomes (RV’s or recreational vehicles in the USA) are expensive to buy. Motorhome insurance, tax and annual MOT’s, as well as regular servicing, damp and habitation checks can make owning and living in a motorhome costly on an ongoing basis. But think what you’ll save on holidays!

   32 Pros & Cons of Owning a Motorhome in UK & Europe

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   Should I buy an RV?

   • As a result, if you are not willing to make that financial or time commitment, purchasing an RV might not be the right decision for you. However, if you are willing to make these sacrifices, you can start to inquire about purchasing an RV.

   Should I Buy an RV or Camper? Here’s How to Decide…

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   Should you buy a campervan or a motorhome?

   • If you’re looking for something that’s small, easy to drive and doesn’t break the bank then the campervan is probably the right touring vehicle for you. As a whole, they’re usually cheaper than motorhomes when it comes to refueling, parts, tolls, insurance and tax.

   Guide to buying a campervan - The Caravan and Motorhome Club

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   Should I buy an RV or camper trailer?

   • When you start to think about purchasing an RV or camper trailer, you might need to find some reasons to justify to yourself and your spouse that purchasing an RV is a good idea. Even if you are on board with the idea, it is not a good idea to make a purchase this significant without consulting your spouse.

   Should I Buy an RV or Camper? Here’s How to Decide…

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   What should I know before buying a motorhome?

   • As with any vehicular purchase, though, it’s important to predetermine exactly what you need from your motorhome, such as the number of berths (sleeping capacity), amenities, storage space and, of course, purchase price.

   Buying a motorhome in the UK: beginners’ guide and advice

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9. rvblogger.com › blog › should-i-buy-an-rv-or-camperShould I Buy an RV or Camper? Here’s How to Decide…

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   Cost of Buying an RV or Camper. When you have finally decided that you are going to purchase an RV, you will probably be most concerned about the price. However, that’s only one financial factor that you need to consider going forward. That being said, for a base price, you should expect to spend upwards of $50,000 on a new drivable RV.