Buy Now & Save: How Potential Tariffs Could Impact RV Prices

Why Now Might Be the Best Time to Invest in an RV
The RV industry is constantly evolving, and with economic uncertainties on the horizon, now could be the ideal time to purchase your dream RV. At Platinum RV, we want to keep our customers informed about potential price shifts—especially as discussions around new tariffs and currency exchange fluctuations could lead to higher costs across the industry.

What Could Happen to RV Prices?
While no official changes have been announced, history has shown that tariffs and supply chain disruptions often result in price increases for both new and pre-owned RVs. That means the cost of your next RV could rise in the near future.

Additionally, many RVs in Canada are imported from the U.S., and currency exchange rates play a major role in determining pricing. The good news? A large portion of the RVs currently on our lot were purchased when the exchange rate was more favorable, allowing us to offer better pricing than what future shipments might reflect.

With the Canadian dollar fluctuating, future RVs could arrive at higher prices due to a weaker exchange rate. That makes buying now a smart financial decision, as you can secure an RV at today’s rates before market shifts increase costs.

Your Best Deal Is Probably Already On Your Local Dealer’ Lot
“Our goal is to help our customers make informed purchasing decisions,” says John Krohnert, President at Platinum RV. “With potential tariffs on the horizon and currency exchange fluctuations at play, securing current pricing now ensures you get the best value without worrying about rising costs. It’s not time to panic, but one thing is certain—prices won’t be going down anytime soon.”

At Platinum RV, we offer a wide selection of new and pre-owned RVs ready for immediate purchase. Plus, our team is committed to providing transparent pricing and flexible financing options to make your RV buying experience smooth and stress-free.

Why Now Might Be the Best Time to Invest in an RV

The RV industry is constantly evolving, and with economic uncertainties on the horizon, now could be the ideal time to purchase your dream RV. At Platinum RV, we want to keep our customers informed about potential price shifts—especially as discussions around new tariffs and currency exchange fluctuations could lead to higher costs across the industry.

What Could Happen to RV Prices?

While no official changes have been announced, history has shown that tariffs and supply chain disruptions often result in price increases for both new and pre-owned RVs. That means the cost of your next RV could rise in the near future.

Additionally, many RVs in Canada are imported from the U.S., and currency exchange rates play a major role in determining pricing. The good news? A large portion of the RVs currently on our lot were purchased when the exchange rate was more favorable, allowing us to offer better pricing than what future shipments might reflect.

With the Canadian dollar fluctuating, future RVs could arrive at higher prices due to a weaker exchange rate. That makes buying now a smart financial decision, as you can secure an RV at today’s rates before market shifts increase costs.

Get the Best Deal Before Prices Go Up

“Our goal is to help our customers make informed purchasing decisions,” says John Krohnert, President at Platinum RV. “With potential tariffs on the horizon and currency exchange fluctuations at play, securing current pricing now ensures you get the best value without worrying about rising costs. It’s not time to panic, but one thing is certain—prices won’t be going down anytime soon.”

At Platinum RV, we offer a wide selection of new and pre-owned RVs ready for immediate purchase. Plus, our team is committed to providing transparent pricing and flexible financing options to make your RV buying experience smooth and stress-free.

Visit Us & Lock in Your RV at Today’s Prices

Whether you’re looking for a travel trailer, offroad or teardrop, now is the time to explore your options before potential price increases take effect.

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