The RV business has been a bonanza. Since 2008 economic downturn, RV sales have been moving up rapidly, and its been a powerful force. for enthusiasts. Freedom, travel, exploration, family, these aren’t functional needs, but they are emotional needs. Trailers to motorhomes, there’s a product for every economic tier.
Not only are more RVs being sold each year, but the total revenue is growing more than the units, showing that higher priced units are being sold more, continuing the bonanza for RV dealers.
"Today, what we have is the single-largest RV and camping company that the world has ever known. Bigger than any manufacturer, bigger than anything."
Camping World has is the largest seller of RVs in the country, and is the single largest dealer of Thor and Winnebago (17%).
Marcus quote “we aren’t an RV dealership”. So what gives? How can the biggest seller of RVs not consider themselves an RV dealership? Wouldn’t you want to be the king of this growth channel?
Wouldn’t you want to keep your ASPs flat given the power you have over the market via market share? Why wouldn’t you keep the price higher for your captive audience of buyers?
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