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2023 Newmar Reveal (April 28 2PM Eastern)

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Any mention of a price increase?
 
Any mention of a price increase?
Newmar didn't talk prices. I imagine that info will start coming out of dealer inquiries. Would be nice to get the initial MSRP's across the line.
 
I may have logged off when they were talking about the all new DS front cap that looked suspiciously similar to mine.
 
Any mention of a price increase?
Just for fun I got my hands on a 2023 order form for a Mountain Aire 4118 (same coach we ordered in 2022). :unsure:
  • 2022 base price (9/6/21 order sheet) - $680,415 --- (when we ordered it)
  • 2023 base price (5/2/22 order sheet) - $796,817

2023 Order Sheet 1.JPG
 
Wow!!! A 17.1% increase just in the base price.
 
Prediction: 2023's won't be a sell out. The economy has already slowed. Don't be afraid to ask/demand 40-50% off MSRP as the discounts/rebates/etc are going to be higher this year to move these coaches.
 
So what's the MSRP of the 2023 King Aire and Essex? Is the KA going to tickle 2M now?
 
Prediction: 2023's won't be a sell out. The economy has already slowed. Don't be afraid to ask/demand 40-50% off MSRP as the discounts/rebates/etc are going to be higher this year to move these coaches.
I don't agree. The dealers markup remains unchanged, so seeing anything north of 30% would only be feasible if the manufacturer provides additional incentives. Newmar avoided that in 2007-2008 by only building sold coaches.

The 2023 production run is already allocated to a dealer, meaning it is sold as far as Newmar is concerned.

Will dealers go bankrupt to avoid buying? Maybe some will ..and that will create some havoc, but unless it is a very large dealer that represents more than 10% of the total production, it won't be enough to cause the market to fall for Newmar.

In the travel trailer world, there may be more discounts, as they historically have better margins.
 
Looks like the Essex has crossed the 1M line. Hard no for me.
 

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