RV Auction Price Index
September 2026: what RVs sold for at auction
194 auction observations in September 2026: median hammer prices by body style and age, the biggest movers, the cheapest running motorhomes sold, and where the lots were. Prices are hammer-side: a settled sale where bidding was observed, otherwise the last bid seen before close. Retail asking prices are excluded.
Median hammer by body style
| Body style | Lots | Median | Middle half | vs August 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Travel Trailer | 149 | $2,200 | $1,100 – $4,050 | n/a |
| Toy Hauler | 2 | $4,400 | $3,250 – $5,550 | n/a |
By age of rig
| Body style | 0–3 yrs | 4–8 yrs | 9–15 yrs | 16+ yrs |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Travel Trailer | $4,050 (13) | $3,125 (54) | $1,450 (51) | $1,200 (24) |
| Toy Hauler | — | — | — | — |
Median hammer, with the lot count in brackets. Cells with a single observation are left blank.
Where the lots were
TX 7 · AR 6 · AL 6 · PA 4 · GA 3 · FL 3 · KY 2 · NC 2 · SC 2 · IL 2
Sources: AutoBidMaster (101), Proxibid (40), A Better Bid (31), Municibid (8), BidSpotter (3), GovPlanet (3), IronPlanet (3), SCA Auction (2), Gaston & Sheehan (2), iBid Illinois (1).
Method
RVBidFind reads the public listings of 40+ auction sites every half hour and remembers every lot. When a lot closes, the last bid observed becomes its sold price if bidding was seen (a bid count above zero, or a bid that moved between observations); a lone opening bid is not treated as a sale. Classified asking prices are tracked separately and never enter these figures. Medians are of raw hammer prices, unadjusted for mileage or condition — see each lot's comp value for adjusted numbers.
Cite freely with a link to this page. Data: RVBidFind, September 2026.