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Home » Wholesale towable values drop 20.2% YoY in October

Wholesale towable values drop 20.2% YoY in October

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Aidan BushbyAidan Bush
December 5, 2025
in Powersports Finance News, Risk Management
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Wholesale towable and motorhome values continued to drop in October amid sales slowdowns in unfavorable weather and dealers managing their inventories. Average wholesale towable values dropped 20.2% year over year in October to $15,203, down 7.2% from September, according to a Dec. 2 Black Book report. October marks the fifth consecutive monthly drop for towable […]

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