When it comes to sifting through various caravans for sale, trying to find the perfect solution for your family, one of the solutions you need to make at an early stage in the process is to buy on-site or mobile van. Although both types are for their advantages and disadvantages, it is important to carefully compare them with your family situation to determine whether you are making the right choice or not. So, what are the advantages and disadvantages of local and mobile caravans?
Advantages of vans for sale
· They are much larger, often with separate bedrooms, living areas and bathrooms. Their larger size means that tables do not need to be folded to make beds, and each is given its own space.
· At a time when you do not plan to stay in your caravan, you can rent it to other people (friends, relatives or even strangers). Additional income may be enough to cover any fees.
disadvantages
· Where did you buy this caravan where it should stay; you cannot move it to another location (or, if you do, you will need to drag it there). This seriously limits your choice of places to rest.
· You will have to pay fees annually in a caravan park that stores your van; you can only use it three or four times a year, but you will be out of pocket hundreds of dollars a year.
The advantages of mobile caravans for sale
· You can go on vacation where the road can take you. This is probably the best in mobile caravans - you can take them with you wherever you go. Beach, country, desert - the choice is yours!
· These caravans are often much cheaper to buy, since they are much larger and easier to find. You also have the luxury of being able to buy online (through auction sites such as eBay), or visit a local dealer.
disadvantages
· Some mobile caravans may have rather small interiors, and many of them do not have a bathroom. This means that in order to go to bed at night or have a shower, you need to fold the dining table or toilet onto the objects provided by the park.
· You must pay registration and insurance fees to legally tow your caravan on the road. While insurance is not an absolute obligation, there is always a chance that you will have an accident. And, without registration, if the police pulls you away, you will get a hefty fine.
As you can see, there are a number of advantages and disadvantages associated with both local and mobile caravans for sale. There is no right or wrong answer when it comes to determining which one is better, since it will differ from person to person, from family to family. The best way to make your decision is to weigh the pros against opponents.
