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Used RV sales in January 2026 point to a disciplined but healthy resale market, with Sun Belt states like Florida and Texas leading volume and towable segments driving most of the turnover. Major brands such as Forest River, Keystone, Jayco, Grand Design, and Thor dominate used transactions, making resale velocity and pricing retention more important than original MSRP in trade-in decisions. Dealers who use real-time transaction data to price inventory and tightly manage units beyond 60 days on lot will be best positioned to protect gross and improve inventory turn through 2026.

Used RV sales are rising fast in 2025. See how RV dealers can increase profits year-round with data-driven pricing, inventory, and market insights.

Half of U.S. RV inventory aged past 90 days in 2025. Learn what dealers must change in pricing and inventory strategy for 2026

See what January 2026 RV sales reveal about demand, pricing, and inventory strategy. Key insights for U.S. RV dealers planning stocking and pricing this year.

RV dealers must follow the 90-Day Rule to avoid margin loss on their sales, reduce carrying costs, and speed up inventory turns in 2026’s changing RV market.

U.S. RV dealers are misreading demand. New 130,000-unit analysis exposes five myths costing millions in aging inventory, pricing mistakes, and regional mismatches.

U.S. RV dealers can use market velocity data to price smarter, reduce inventory aging, and protect dealership margins in 2025.

U.S. RV dealers can avoid overpaying for inventory by using real-time market data on pricing, discounts, and regional sales trends.

The RV industry outlook for 2025 is optimistic, with projected shipments rising due to economic recovery and consumer trends.