RV Market Reports: What's Actually Selling, and For How Much

May’s data reveals a sharp regional mismatch in RV markets—fast-moving Texas vs. long-sitting South Dakota—proving national benchmarks can misguide local pricing.

May’s data reveals a sharp regional mismatch in RV markets—fast-moving Texas vs. long-sitting South Dakota—proving national benchmarks can misguide local pricing.

Our May report showed that two-thirds of RV dealers are mispricing inventory against the live market, eroding margin and masking true demand signals for both dealers and OEMs.

Our May report showed Class A motorhome inventory aging sharply, with days on lot rising 63% in just three months.

Travel trailer inventory in the U.S. RV market now averages 170 days on market, while pop-up campers are the exception with a 19-day improvement. Dealers should audit inventory by age and act on real-time data to protect margin before pricing pressure intensifies.

May’s data reveals a sharp regional mismatch in RV markets—fast-moving Texas vs. long-sitting South Dakota—proving national benchmarks can misguide local pricing.

May’s data reveals a sharp regional mismatch in RV markets—fast-moving Texas vs. long-sitting South Dakota—proving national benchmarks can misguide local pricing.