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RVIA - Media - RV Fast Facts RV Quick Facts What is a recreation vehicle (RV)? An RV is a vehicle that combines transportation and temporary living quarters for travel, recreation and camping. Two main categories of RVs are motorhomes (motorized) and towables (towed behind the family car, van or pickup). Type A motorhomes are generally the largest; type B motorhomes or van campers are the smallest and type C motorhomes generally fall in between. Types of towable RVs are folding camping trailers, truck campers, conventional travel trailers and fifth-wheel travel trailers. The annual retail value of RV shipments is $14 billion. There's an RV for every taste and budget. Prices for new RVs are typically $4,000-$13,000 for folding camping trailers; $4,000-$26,000 for truck campers; $8,000-$65,000 for conventional travel trailers; $48,000-$140,000 for type C motorhomes and $58,000-$400,000 for type A motorhomes. Who is the RV traveler? U.S. ownership of RVs has reached record levels, reveals a 2005 University of Michigan study commissioned by Recreation Vehicle Industry Association (RVIA). Nearly one in 12 U.S. vehicle-owning households now owns an RV. That's nearly 8 million households–a 15 percent increase during 2001-2005 and a 58 percent gain during 1980-2005. Today's typical RV owner is 49 years old, married, with an annual household income of $68,000–higher than the median for all households, according to the Michigan study. RV owners are likely to own their homes and spend their disposable income on traveling–an average of 4,500 miles and 26 days annually, RVIA surveys show. A leading force behind RV ownership's upswing is the enormous baby boomer generation, supported by strong ownership gains among both younger and older buyers. In fact, high RV ownership rates now extend across a 40-year span from age 35 to 75, the study found. More RVs are now owned by those age 35 to 54 than any other group, according to the University of Michigan study. Nearly 9 percent of U.S. households headed by 35-to-54 year olds own an RV, slightly exceeding the 8.6 percent ownership rates of those 55 and over. Those under age 35 posted the largest gains in RV ownership over the past four years. Approximately 8.2 million RVs are on the nation's roads, according to the Michigan study. RVIA estimates nationwide there are as many as 30 million RV enthusiasts, including RV renters. Why do people choose and use RVs? Flexibility and convenience – RVs offer a convenient, hassle-free way to see America. RV travelers enjoy the freedom and flexibility to go where they want, when they want–without the worry and stress of inflexible schedules, advance reservations, airport lines and luggage restrictions. Comfort – With fully-equipped kitchens and baths, rooms that slide out at the touch of a button, central air and heat, plasma TVs, surround-sound stereos and more, today's RVs provide travelers with all the amenities of home while on the road or at the campground. Family appeal – RVing is a uniquely enjoyable way to travel as a family. In fact, families that frequently vacation by RV say it fosters an increased sense of togetherness and helps improve family communication. RV owners say that strengthening family relationships is important for their pleasure trips. Affordability – RV vacations are more affordable than travel by personal car, commercial airline or cruise ship, according to vacation cost-comparison studies by PKF Consulting. Even factoring in RV ownership costs, and considering resulting tax benefits, a family of four can spend up to 74 percent less when traveling by RV. Lure of the outdoors – RVers can enjoy the mountains, beaches, parks, popular tourist attractions and small towns whenever they want, without giving up the comforts of home. With the new sport utility RVs, RV travelers can easily haul their ATVs, snowmobiles, motorcycles or other outdoor vehicles right on board. Versatility – In addition to travel, camping and outdoor recreation, RVs are being used year-round for a wide variety of other purposes, like shopping, tailgate parties at sporting events, pursuing special interests like horse, dog and antique shows and other hobbies. Rentals available – Renting an RV is a popular way to "try before you buy." The RV rental business is a $350 million industry and grew by 36 percent in 2005, according to figures compiled by the U.S. Census of Retail Trade and the RV Rental Association (RVRA). Where do RVers travel? With more than 16,000 public and privately owned campgrounds nationwide, RVers are free to roam America's highways and backroads for a weekend or months at a time. Privately owned RV parks and campgrounds are found near popular destinations, along major tourist routes and even in metropolitan areas. These campgrounds appeal to travelers by offering a variety of activities to keep the whole family happy, including swimming pools, game rooms, playgrounds and snack bars. RV travelers seeking a resort atmosphere are especially attracted to the growing number of luxury RV resorts with facilities such as tennis courts, golf courses and health spas. Facilities at public campgrounds tend to be simple, but offer great scenic beauty. Public lands are popular for hiking, fishing, white water rafting and many other outdoor recreational opportunities enjoyed by RVers. What does the future hold for the RV market? Changes in the frequency and duration of vacations favor the RV industry. Americans are traveling shorter distances and on weekends with less planning, according to recent studies. For RV owners, this is a convenient travel pattern. Primary RV demand remains very good and the potential for future sales is bright, according to a 2005 University of Michigan study. Among U.S. households that have never owned an RV, more than one in six expressed interest in purchasing an RV in the future. Both parents and empty-nesters are strong potential buyers of RVs, and promising future prospects are emerging among younger, ethnically diverse consumers, reveals a Harris Interactive study commissioned by the Go RVing Coalition. Generation Xers, exhibit interests in outdoor activities that are highly compatible with RVing, the study found. Ownership and demographic trends favor substantial RV market growth, according to the University of Michigan. As baby boomers have been entering their prime age range — 55 to 64 — with the highest ownership rates, according to the Michigan study. The number of RV-owning households in the U.S. is projected to rise to nearly 8.5 million by 2010–a gain of 15 percent between 2001-2010, outpacing overall U.S. household growth of 6 percent. How can I learn more about RVs? Surf the web – Check out the RVIA and Go RVing websites ( rvia.org and GoRVing.com ) for information on RV travel trends, vehicles types, show listings and lists of RV dealers and campgrounds in your area. Order a free DVD or CD-ROM – Visit GoRVing.com or call 1-888-Go-RVing for a free RV "getting-started" DVD or CD-ROM. Visit an RV dealer – Check the yellow pages or the website of the Recreation Vehicle Dealers Association, www.rvda.org , for local dealership listings. Attend an RV show – A variety of RVs of all shapes, sizes and costs are displayed at dozens of RV shows around the nation. Show dates and locations are searchable at rvia.org . Rent an RV – More than 460 RV rental outlets are located across the country. Renting allows potential buyers to try RV travel and determine which vehicle types best suits their needs. Check the yellow pages under "Recreation Vehicle–Rentals" for the nearest rental outlets. Obtain an RV buyers' guide – Visit a local bookstore or library. Who can talk about the RV experience? RVIA offers a diverse roster of expert RV media spokespersons: Recognized travel authority and RVIA President Richard Coon ; RV historian David Woodworth ; award-winning travel expert Harry Basch ; travel filmmaker and lecturer John Holod ; "Millionaire" game show winner and RVing author Brad Herzog ; and former New York City executives Sandy MacGregor and Marilyn Abraham , who found "life" in an RV. For more information about these media spokespeople, visit www.rvia.org/media or call RVIA Public Relations, (703) 620-6003 ext. 306. 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RVs. Used RVs for sale. Recreational Vehicles, Motorhomes, Buses, Fifth Wheels, Travel Trailers, Trailers, other Used RVs for sale with RV Classifieds. For Sale - Recreational Vehicles - Motorhomes - Class A Diesel - Class A Gas - Buses - Class C - Fifth Wheels - Travel Trailers - Tent Trailers - Toy Haulers - Other Used RVs - RV Truck Conversions - RV Dealers - Sell Your RVs List An Ad Search Ads Login / Modify An Ad Links Page Contact Us Classifieds Home FREE Email Newsletter! Our current Newsletter is only available via email. Click here to subscribe or unsubscribe. Keeping you in touch with the world of Recreational Vehicles! Did you know... that you can get the RV Buyers Survival Guide before you ever purchase a RV? Click here to get it. ABC's of RVing Free Campgrounds of the West Are We Almost There? I received this inquiry from a potential customer: _____ I am interested in planning a month-long vacation for myself, my wife and our 2 small children (ages 2 1/2 and 1). I live in New York City. Our plan would be to rent an RV (not sure of what size) and drive it one-way to California and then fly back. I would figure that we would drive 2-3 hours a day 6 days a week. _____ New York City to California is almost 3,000 miles. I think three hours of driving per day is realistic with two small children. The problem is the amount of time it will take to get there. When you are driving an RV you will average 50 miles per hour on a highway. Yes, I know there are times when you will drive 65 or even 70 miles per hour. But when you factor in breaks for food, refueling, rest, traffic jams, construction and bad weather, you will average 50 miles per hour. If you want to drive on secondary roads, you will average even less. How long will this trip take? ongoing - RVvacationPlanner.com | Setting realistic goals... Driving over the age of 60 We dont like to talk about it, but diminished driving capacity will affect everyone eventually. Here is a list of questions to help you determine if you are having a problem. Before you decide it is time to give up driving your RV, look at the things you can do to improve your driving skills. Your doctor can check for vision problems that can be corrected. Certain medications can cause problems if they are not at the optimal level. And just because you cant drive your RV does not mean you have to get rid of it. There are other options. Ongoing - RV.org - Sasha Sterling | How is my driving? Mmm, Mmm, Good The cooking space in an RV might be limited, but that does not mean your weekly menus need be. Check Cheris recipe list for something different. There are dishes for the meat lover like Easy Beef Stroganoff. For the vegetarian, try Caramelized Winter Root Vegetables. Ready for dessert? Check out the recipe for Cranberry Peach Cobbler. Hungry yet? Ongoing - FabulousFoods.com - Cheri | Looking for cooking ideas? Find the weather for any city, state or country. Click for the weather. What's your RV worth? Find out your RV's value from an expert RV appraiser. Click here. Recall Checkup We know we have talked about this before, but it is a really important topic. If you are buying and RV, particularly a used RV, you need to check for recalls. When you buy a used RV your name may not get registered with the manufacturer and so they have no way to notify you of a recall. And the previous owner may not have had the necessary work done for a recall from way back when. Take a moment and check for recalls on your RV. Ongoing - Office of Defects Investigation | OK. Ill check for recalls... From Air Force One to RV One Well if its good enough for President George Bush, it must be good enough for you. Monaco provided a sporty red Signature motorhome for the Presidents inauguration so he could have a quiet and secure staging room. The Signature motorhome was $500,000 with four slideouts and lots of extras like collision avoidance radar and satellite communications. But Monaco does offer entry level RVs in case you are looking for your own quiet spot on wheels. Ongoing - Yahoo.com Press Release News | Check out RV One... Timeshare an RV Fleetwood has announced an innovative idea for RVers who dont want to own their own rig. Try a timeshare. This motorhome shared ownership program is called Fleetwood Vacation Club. It is affiliated with RCI (Resort Condominiums International) and the point system allows you to access vacation options there as well as an RV. You purchase an amount of time which can be used or banked for future use in either a Discovery or Tioga motorhome. Ongoing - FleetwoodVacationClub.com | Im curious about timesharing... 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Shopping Recreational Vehicles Parts in the Yahoo! Directory Search: the Web | the Directory | this category Shopping> Recreational Vehicles > Parts Email this page Suggest a Site Advanced Search Directory > Business and Economy > Shopping and Services > Automotive > Recreational Vehicles > Parts CATEGORIES Makers (6) SPONSOR LISTINGS ( What's this? ) Dyer's Online - offers secure online ordering for parts and accessories for all types of RVs and trailers. SITE LISTINGS By Popularity | Alphabetical ( What's This? ) Sites 1 - 23 of 23 J.C. Whitney - Offers brand name parts and accessories for cars, trucks, motorcycles, and SUVs. Dyer's Online [SPONSOR] - offers secure online ordering for parts and accessories for all types of RVs and trailers. RV Parts Outlet Inc. - Offers parts, equipment, and accessories online. Expert Auto Electric - Specializing in inverters, batteries and chargers especially for recreation and emergency vehicles. Carl's R.V. - offers parts, accessories, and service for motorhomes and trailers. Includes online catalog of parts. Duncan Systems - sells RV and motorhome windshields and windows. Also offers replacement glass for trucks and classic cars. J & L Sales - specializes in go-cart, mini-bike, and snowmobile parts. Metro RV Motorhome Rentals - Altmans, Winnebagos. Martinsburg RV - offers new and used recreational vehicles and travel trailers for sale with parts, accessories, and service available. Avalon RV/Marine Inc. - Sales and service for motorhomes and boats. Online ordering of parts and accessories available. Discount Motorcycle Batteries - offers batteries for motorcycles, ATV's, scooters, snowmobiles, and more. Dixie RV Superstore - Featuring class A, B, and C motorhomes, travel trailers and fifth wheels, and fold-down campers as well as local rentals. Online ordering of accessories and parts. Arizona R.V. Salvage Inc. - Recreational vehicle salvage yard. Sirum, Alex - GMC motorhome repair, parts and accessories. Specializing in classic RV's. Custom Instrument Panels - Custom-built instrument panels. Manufacturing, sales, and installation. Timbucktu - Sells RV parts and accessories. Snells RV Repair, Inc. - offers parts and accessories as well as service. Also provides insurance repairs. Pelland Enterprises - providers of aftermarket RV replacement parts including windows, holding and water tanks, fender skirts, tubs and surrounds, and skylights. Channelview Supply Company - RV parts, accessories, service. Includes an online catalog. International Plastic Components, Inc. - manufacturer of custom profile PVC extrusions servicing the RV, window, and boating markets. Wine Country RV Superstore - Offering RV supplies, parts, service. RV Parts-RV Parts.com - RV parts supplier for all major appliances and accessories. GMC Motorhome Parts - committed only to the GMC motorhome. Offering parts for you classic palace on wheels. Shopping> Recreational Vehicles > Parts Email this page Suggest a Site Advanced Search Directory > Business and Economy > Shopping and Services > Automotive > Recreational Vehicles > Parts Search: the Web | the Directory | this category