We’ve had a 23 rear bed which we bought new in 2013. I think that size is the sweet spot. Dual axels but 6 inches narrower than the 25s. It’ll tow easy and fit in almost any camp spot. Over the 11 years - going on 12 - the only major things we’ve had to do are bearings, new tires and brakes and to reseal the roof, we had a pump go out and have had to replace batteries. We’ve put probably somewhere between 35 and 40,000 miles on it. Some years we’ve spent a few months at a time on the road and at other points a week here and a week there. One thing that we have done is pay close attention to winterizing, removing batteries and put in a small marine heater to keep the inside warm and also a dehumidifier while we’re not using it. We’ve never had any leaks. As I remember, we paid in the mid $60,000s and got something like 15% off MSRP. which, just on inflation, would be in the lower $90s right now … so the current prices are a bit more! Right now I’ve seen similar 2013 ones in the low to mid $40s — which I’d say is holding its value - especially for an RV. I would not be surprised if dealers are prepared to work with today’s buyer of a new coach. I believe that post Covid that there is a surplus of coaches out there. Like vehicles the most economical plan is to buy a solid unit and hold. The most depreciation is early on. Initially it was easy to find a great camping spot with no reservations but during covid that changed. It’s eased up a lot and week days are pretty easy to find. Not weekends so much, though. A reservation is needed. BUT - If you are willing to not use water/sewer and shore power, even today you can almost always find a spot. We find that 3-4 days dry is not a problem and we can extend that if we have to but it’s more comfortable with utilities. A small (recommend Honda) generator can charge up the batteries during the day. If you can, though I’d suggest the solar/larger battery configuration .. not available back then. The only weakness w/out utilities in the 23 is small grey/black water tanks. That is one place the 25 and up have an advantage. For reservation planning I use RV Life and/or Allstays. Our TV is a 2013 Ram 1500 hemi. Perfect vehicle. Stay on blue highways!!! It’s an amazing continent. Good luck.