With their massive fuel requirements and size, RVs haven’t always been the most eco-friendly. However, accessible technology and innovative construction have led us towards a new generation of motorhomes that are much more fuel-efficient than
Nowadays, people aren’t waiting for retirement to start traveling. A growing number of millennials are embracing a new alternative way of life that allows them to explore the country while living full-time or part-time in
Most of us are aware that over the last couple of years several thousand RVs have been bought and sold, mainly due to a boosted economy. Surprisingly, many of these RVs are being bought by a new and unforeseen demographic: millennials. If this is true, you might be wondering if buying a motorhome, camper van or trailer is just an impulse buy or an actual investment. It’s hard to determine if an RV can really bring in healthy returns when the time comes to trade it in or sell it. And if you’re thinking about purchasing an RV for business or just as a second home, there are a few things to consider first.
Already, the heavy hitters in the RV game are picking up on the fact that younger RVers are interested in traveling in compact vehicles that function as everyday vehicles. The smaller the RV, the easier it is to park in normal lots or step out for a night of entertainment.
