Valuing a caravan is part maths, part detective work, and a dash of optimism. In Australia, new caravans typically run from $35,000–$120,000+, while used examples span roughly $8,000–$80,000+ depending on brand, size, and whether it fancies corrugations.
Condition (water ingress is the wallet-killer), service history, off-road gear, solar/battery setups, ATM/GVM numbers, and rego all swing the price needle. Check comparable listings on Tradingpost, noting year, layout, tare/ATM, kilometres travelled (if any), and recent upgrades to set a realistic range.
Get a weighbridge ticket and a pre-purchase inspection to avoid “surprises,” then price slightly under similar ads if you want it gone this weekend. Be honest in the description; buyers can smell spin from three campsites away.
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