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How reliable are older camper vans?
We are looking at getting our first van and are pretty surprised at secondhand prices. A ten year old car would be pretty worthless but a ten year old van seems to be pretty pricy as a percentage of new. Why do vans hold their price so well – even allowing for low mileage. And if we bought a five or ten year old van should we expect big bills to keep it roadworthy? ThanksHow reliable are older camper vans?
We are looking at getting our first van and are pretty surprised at secondhand prices. A ten year old car would be pretty worthless but a ten year old van seems to be pretty pricy as a percentage of new. Why do vans hold their price so well – even allowing for low mileage. And if we bought a five or ten year old van should we expect big bills to keep it roadworthy? ThanksHow reliable are older camper vans?
We are looking at getting our first van and are pretty surprised at secondhand prices. A ten year old car would be pretty worthless but a ten year old van seems to be pretty pricy as a percentage of new. Why do vans hold their price so well – even allowing for low mileage. And if we bought a five or ten year old van should we expect big bills to keep it roadworthy? ThanksHow reliable are older camper vans?
We are looking at getting our first van and are pretty surprised at secondhand prices. A ten year old car would be pretty worthless but a ten year old van seems to be pretty pricy as a percentage of new. Why do vans hold their price so well – even allowing for low mileage. And if we bought a five or ten year old van should we expect big bills to keep it roadworthy? ThanksHow reliable are older camper vans?
We are looking at getting our first van and are pretty surprised at secondhand prices. A ten year old car would be pretty worthless but a ten year old van seems to be pretty pricy as a percentage of new. Why do vans hold their price so well – even allowing for low mileage. And if we bought a five or ten year old van should we expect big bills to keep it roadworthy? ThanksHow reliable are older camper vans?
We are looking at getting our first van and are pretty surprised at secondhand prices. A ten year old car would be pretty worthless but a ten year old van seems to be pretty pricy as a percentage of new. Why do vans hold their price so well – even allowing for low mileage. And if we bought a five or ten year old van should we expect big bills to keep it roadworthy? Thanks
