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[jeffshaw]

This makes sense mate what your saying but I do agree with what am hearing on social media about camp sites charging too much the whole idea of camper or motor home holidays is cheaper way of getting away but most camp sites just getting greedy now which is bit frustrating

[BeeBee_Adventures]

They are far too expensive for what you get when new and the used market is saturated, for the price of a new average motor home you can travel abroad with guaranteed sunshine for a month for 40 years . They peeked during Covid when prices rocketed now they will plummet just like electric cars .

[johnakyle]

I'd love a motorhome, but can't afford a nice one and I'd rather not pay 20 to 30 k for a funky looking 1990's model . I got myself a nearly new panel van and converted it myself for around 20k

[PJ-vjjb]

A crash is now referred to as a correction and the fact we are in a recession/depression is now know as a cost of living crisis. There’s a far bigger picture with the economy but hardly anyone looks!

[bindatek]

Another factor that will tend to put more used vans on the market than before exists. It is GREEDY Campsites. The price of campsites is rocketing. The UK clubs have jacked their site prices, to a point that they are starting to match small hotel prices. Money is being lashed out on modernising toilets, WHY? The Modern motorhome is totally autonomous, they do not need showers and toilets, nor do they need hook ups, SOLAR!!! The price of getting to the campsite, as driving a motorhome is akin to driving a heavy loaded van, fuel consumption is a major issue. Not only will MANY dealers go bust, but campsites will go bust too, if neither of them can offer VALUE FOR MONEY.

[JsJourney-nzci]

You'd have to be mad to spend £80k on an Elddis in the first

[happyguilmore]

I’ve heard that new caravans are very shoddy with the way they are built now. Loads of trouble with leaks. Plus expensive campsite rates

[sallen]

Great video. Personally I don’t think we are at the bottom yet 😢

[danielmunt]

I think your wrong I don’t think it’s a good time to buy I think we aren’t nowhere near the bottom yet!

[holly]

People finish work friday and get home and might get out of the house to drive to a campsite at 6 or 7pm. Arrive late Friday, leave again for home tea time Sunday, and thats even if you can find a pitch cos the campsites are absolutely rammed and it isnt pissing it down and you actually feel like a trip away. Unless you're retired its a total waste of money spending £70k on a van. Buy a 2k van like me, spend 1k on solar and batteries etc, fridge, usb and lights and convert your own little bargain camper. Owes me nothing if it ends up sat outside my house while im at work👌🏼

[Onlythetruth-us]

£80k purchase price, keep two years and get offered say £55-£60k off a dealer trade in?
£80k in the bank with two years @ 5% interest = £88, 200.
Essentially the two year ownership has cost you £28, 200 not to mention any storage, insurance, maintenance etc. £30k cost over two years perhaps?

[IronMountainx]

That's why I sold mine 2 yrs ago for more than I purchased it 8 years before and an additional 30k miles. Was clear it couldn't last. So have been doing other types of holidaying and will look at a motorhomes again when prices are 'reasonable' again.

[debshamish]

Like every business, it’s swings and roundabouts usually dictated by supply and demand - also exchange rate. Great video, thanks!

[terryevans]

Cobblers , Still overpriced , still going to see ANOTHER 20% / 25% Drop . Don't buy unless you can buy at that range .

[SimonJones-jyly]

It's ok to blow £30k + on a van if there is a high chance of getting most of that back when you sell. But people are getting stung and that will take years to recover from. Market could easily still be downward so now probably isn't the right time to buy.

[britania]

Its happening in all sectors, cars, bikes, even phones, with the covid effect over and higher interest rates and the cost of living people are now realising working 60 hour weeks to afford something where the exctiment soon wears off is not worth the stresses in life, like you said cheap flights and foreign holidays cheaper than ever me and my wife could go on a nice foreign holiday 3 times a year for the rest of our life for the price of a motorhome sat on my drive.

[jasper]

The price of a new family good spec motor home you could buy a apartment abroad

[karlospappy]

Nice one Jason but I think we are far from the bottom yet and this new government will only exacerbate in a detrimental way peoples disposable income and exorbitant UK camp site fees wont help the issue . Cheers K

[AndyGabrielPowell]

Thanks for your honesty. Food for thought.

[rockinginafreeworld]

Campsites too much, cost of caravans and motorhomes too much. People are watching the pennies more. Uk is rain rain and more rain. Why would anyone want one.