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Posted: 02/23/11 08:17pm

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I am going to look at a 2011 Georgetown 300F by Forest River. They want $90,000. It has one large slide with Triton V10 engine. Any reviews of this RV would be appreciated, thanks

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Posted: 02/23/11 08:45pm

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I'm thinking that price is high for a 30 ft with one slide.

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Posted: 02/23/11 08:58pm

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If $90,000 is the MSRP, offer them $68,000 and if they balk, I would walk..

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Posted: 02/24/11 02:30pm

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According to the RV Business Magazine, The Georgetown motorhomes have been the best selling Gas Class A motorhomes the last two years. I think this speaks to the value provided.We are very happy with ours.

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Posted: 02/24/11 11:44am

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$90K is way to much.

I got a quote on a 2011 350TS full load for $89K which is almost 26% off.

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Posted: 02/24/11 05:22am

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we like our gtown price depends on options
our most costly option =full body paint (love it)
most useless option = surround sound
we ended up about 15% below list got top dollar for our trade and great dealer service
do other folks get better deals some do some dont
perhaps some of the best over the top deals are the same folks who get 12.5 mpg
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Posted: 02/24/11 06:47pm

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Planner15 wrote:

I am going to look at a 2011 Georgetown 300F by Forest River. They want $90,000. It has one large slide with Triton V10 engine. Any reviews of this RV would be appreciated, thanks

In the March 2011 issue of Trailer Life is an ad by RV Direct. They show a Georgetown 300FWS, MSRP $109,726, RV Direct price $69,995.

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