This depends on a variety of things. You can have tow identical makes, models and years. One could have the best service history in the word, the other none, one could have thousands of pounds worth of extras, another one may be basic. There are then things like condition to take into consideration. We need all your information before we can do our research to get you that accurate valuation.

As we are in the trade, we look at the trade value of the motorhome, if you are looking for a guide “market value” for a retail price, the best way to do this is to look online at dealerships, personal adverts etc. But you have to take into consideration that 2 motorhomes that look vey similar, may have a big difference in value depending on mileage, condition, specification, extras etc.

Look after your motorhome and it will make a big difference to the price your get when selling it. Present it well and maintain it, if it is stained, deep in cigarette ash and greasy etc. The dealer will se that as a cost to fix before they can sell it on. Make sure you have yearly habitation checks and keep up with all maintenance. Also, avoid adding stickers or changing upholstery as this could also de-value the motorhome. If there are any small jobs that need doing, try to do them yourself first.

Not accurately. Because of the many different variations of motorhome and campervans, we prefer to speak to our customers on the phone to get to know the history and all details required to get a fair valuation. It’s just not possible to make the process automated online. We wouldn’t be able to get you the fair trade price without or dedicated team of buyers doing the research beforehand.

Store your motorhome well in the winter to reduce the possibility of damp issues. Keep it free of bumps and scrapes, maintain it well. Always get a habitation check and fix any issues that arise.

That all depends on what motorhome you want, how old the motorhome is and what condition it’s in.