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Certified Camper Sales Rise Ahead of Summer Travel Season

30.05.2026 17:17 1 min 1 source
The National Law Review HRV

Sales of certified pre-owned RVs and campers are increasing in the US as consumers prepare for summer road trips. Buyers are prioritizing affordability and dealer-backed inspection standards over new units. The trend reflects broader demand for flexible domestic travel options.

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