-
Prevost selling questions
-
Tom’s points would be much more believable if he would leave out the part about his “last coach”.
-
Well technically, right up until he takes possession of his next coach, the one he has now is his last coach.
If he said it is the last coach he will ever buy, that would put a whole new spin on things.
-
I personally think it could use a little more color. Get someone to help you pick out some colorful throw pillows, carpet and bed spread. Also I agree with all the other advise already stated, especially listing on ebay, and other sites…Don’t let your coach be the best kept secret among potential buyers.
-
I look at the Prevost listings on ebay. I can only speak for myself, but while I look at them daily there is no way I am ever going to buy one by bidding. There is far too much to consider when buying a coach, and nothing is more important that seeing one in person.
Having said that, ebay is the ideal place to get exposure. If there is an intersted buyer that person will begin communicating with you.
The problem is ebay brings out the crazies. Every whacko that thinks they can buy your coach for 20 cents on the dollar will contact you with ridiculous offers. You will answer endless questions from people who don’t know the difference between a Prevost and a Winnebago. But a serious buyer is going to be all over the internet and will have seen all the coaches listed, yours included. Ebay becomes another place for the serious buyer to understand you are a serious seller and just may be inspired to get off the dime and arrange to see your coach. The ebay auction seems to motivate some folks, not to buy, but to start moving towards a purchase.
Log in to reply.