Buying a New Four Winds
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Perhaps the most important aspect of buying a new Four Winds motor home is working with a reputable dealer. Every major city has at least one RV dealer that offers new Four Winds motorhomes for sale at prices to suit most budgets. You can use the search feature on our main page to locate the Four Winds dealer nearest you or to request information. The dealer's knowledgeable sales staff can answer all the questions you have about buying a new Four Winds RV. In fact, you can rely on the highly trained staff at your RV dealership to help you with all aspects of buying a new Four Winds Class A or Class C motor home.
So what exactly is a Class A or Class C motorhome? Recreational vehicles basically fall into two categories: self-propelled and towable. Four Winds makes the self-propelled type. A "Class A" motorhome is probably what you envision when you think "motorhome": a large, bus-shaped vehicle. A "Class C" motor home looks more like a pickup cab in the front, with a large cabover camper attached to the rear. You can get information on these RV types simply by visiting RV dealers and looking at a lot of units. You can also log on to industry websites, such as RVIA.org, or follow these links in order to help decide which type of RV is right for you.
Visiting RV dealerships will not only help you get a good understanding of what's involved with owning a motorhome, but you'll also get a good idea of prices. Budget is a major consideration when it comes to buying a new RV. Experts recommend that you consider how often you'll be using your new RV when you create your budget. As a rule of thumb, the more often you'll use it, the more you should consider spending. It doesn't make sense to spend top dollar on an RV if you're only planning to use it once or twice a year.
When shopping, ask your sales person about the "total cost of ownership" for specific units. This figure will include items like sales tax, registration, rough insurance costs, expected routine maintenance costs, and so on. Also, don't forget to factor in the cost of storage if you're unable to store your new motorhome or travel trailer at home. If you're going to need to purchase a new tow vehicle, don't forget to factor that cost in to the total price of a travel trailer.
Once you've narrowed your choice to a handful of models, start looking at individual units with an eye for livability and quality construction. Does the floor plan accommodate your needs? Is the bed comfortable? Do the drawers feature metal guides?
Four Winds emphasizes quality construction in their motorhomes. They use residential quality carpeting instead of automotive grade, for example. However, they also build livability into every model. Take time to compare a Four Winds motor home side-by-side with another brand. Look at specific features, such as the arrangement and functionality of slides. Do they operate smoothly? What about storage space? Is it conveniently located? Is there enough of it? Can you fit comfortably in the shower? Is the showerhead residential quality?
Finally, you should always spend the night in your chosen RV before buying it. This is standard practice in the RV industry, so don't be shy about asking your dealer about doing so. After all, buying a new motorhome or travel trailer is a major investment, and you'll be spending a lot of time living in your new RV. Taking it for a "test sleep" before buying is good insurance.
Buying a new RV can be a wonderful experience. Just remember to work with a reputable dealer in your local area, do your own research on RV types, and perform a rigorous livability analysis on your top three models. If you do, you're certain to discover a new Four Winds that will meet your RVing needs for years to come. Click on "Four Winds RVs" right now, and we'll direct a quote request or a request for information to an Four Winds dealer near you.
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