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New RV sales fell 24.12% year-over-year in February 2026, while the used market edged up 1.57%. Dealers also face customer leakage from the sales funnel due to insufficient buyer behavior analysis.
New RV sales in February 2026 dropped 24.12% compared to the same month last year, while the used RV market saw a slight increase of 1.57%. The steepest declines were in Class A (-44.18%) and Class C (-38.55%) categories, while Class B grew by 5.43%.
Regional data shows wide disparities: Greenwood, South Carolina saw sales surge 233.33%, while Mason City, Iowa experienced a 85.71% drop.
Meanwhile, RV dealers are struggling with customer leakage from the sales funnel due to a lack of buyer behavior data. The absence of purchase behavior analysis hinders effective lead retention.
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RV dealers face challenges due to a lack of buyer behavior analysis. The key issue is funnel leakage caused by insufficient insights into buyer behavi...
RV dealers face challenges due to a lack of buyer behavior analysis. The key issue is funnel leakage caused by insufficient insights into buyer behavior.
In February 2026, new RV sales declined by 24.12% year-over-year, while the used market grew by 1.57%. The steepest declines were in Class A (-44.18%)...
In February 2026, new RV sales declined by 24.12% year-over-year, while the used market grew by 1.57%. The steepest declines were in Class A (-44.18%) and Class C (-38.55%) categories, whereas Class B saw a 5.43% increase. Regional data shows significant disparities, with Greenwood, SC experiencing a 233.33% sales surge and Mason City, IA facing an 85.71% drop.
Updated: 25.07.2026
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