In a different story out of Australia, “Retirees apply brakes” to large-ticket recreation vehicles, writes Rebecca Marshall in the Sunshine Coast Daily Online.
“We are finding that our demographic – the self-funded retirees who, 12 or 18 months ago would have been trying to buy a new $120,000 or $130,000 motorhome – are now out to spend 40, 50 or $60,000,” says Queensland RV owner Tony Roche.
“The market is telling us the dream is still there, but the ability is not at the moment,” he says.
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Queensland RV owner Tony Roche is a little worried in the downturn in sales after sales have decreased. Photo: Jason Dougherty/The Daily.
