Get your high roof if you want it. The population is getting taller, not shorter. Six footers used to be rare. Now they are common, and every one of them will prefer your high roof to the other guy's mid roof.
Walt
Walt
High Roof Transit Used Market
Anyone have a feel / expectations for the used market for high roof transit vans?
From talking to dealers in the Boston area, they don't like stocking them because there apparently isn't any demand. They don't even keep the new ones on the lot because no one ever wants to see them. I'm eyeing a used one right now a bit outside the city but it's been on the lot for over a month
Since I plan on unloading this van in 2 or 3 years, I'm wondering if I'd be better off getting the medium roof height, as those seem to sll much quicker.
The high roof is definitely cooler and more practical for me, just don't want to be stuck with something no one wants to buy
Thanks
From talking to dealers in the Boston area, they don't like stocking them because there apparently isn't any demand. They don't even keep the new ones on the lot because no one ever wants to see them. I'm eyeing a used one right now a bit outside the city but it's been on the lot for over a month
Since I plan on unloading this van in 2 or 3 years, I'm wondering if I'd be better off getting the medium roof height, as those seem to sll much quicker.
The high roof is definitely cooler and more practical for me, just don't want to be stuck with something no one wants to buy
Thanks
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