2025 Oliver LE 2 and LE 1 pricing and specs

[Patriot]

Here are the 2025 brochures we received in our SWAG bag. 

 

 

[rich.dev]

Wow cheaper than our 2023, and we have less options! Platinum package only $5300, we paid $15900 in 2023! 

[topgun2]

12 minutes ago, rich.dev said:

Platinum package only $5300, we paid $15900 in 2023! 

Battery prices are falling - fast.  Compitition is a good thing.

Also, the RV market (both new and used) is still not in good shape after the Covid panic buying.  Hopefully things stabilize soon.

Bill 

[Patriot]

6 hours ago, topgun2 said:

Battery prices are falling - fast.  Compitition is a good thing.

Also, the RV market (both new and used) is still not in good shape after the Covid panic buying.  Hopefully things stabilize soon.

Bill 

Yes, I am happy to continue to wait for the Lithiums to drop even further. My AGM’s are still holding out just fine and I look to get a least another year or two out of them. 

The market in general for discretionary spending appears to be in a long pause. It appears folks are circling their wagons until the dust of uncertainty clears. No economic expert here, just an observation. 

 

Edited May 10 by Patriot

[Patriot]

16 hours ago, rich.dev said:

Wow cheaper than our 2023, and we have less options! Platinum package only $5300, we paid $15900 in 2023! 

That is a very substantial difference wow! 

[Galway Girl]

When we bought in 2019 there wasn’t a column for no-haggle price.  Every deal was factory price.  Guess adding dealers made them tick up on MSRP to make room for dealership and regional  pricing. 

Edited May 11 by Galway Girl

[topgun2]

Just now, Galway Girl said:

Guess adding dealers made them tick up on MSRP to make room for dealership and regional  pricing. 

Actually - 

Most of that "tick up" in pricing was due to the way "floor inventory" is priced and financed by lending institutions for dealers - just like automobile showroom inventory.

However, while I've never seen an actual dealer contract, I do understand that there is language in those contracts that strongly encourages uniform pricing no matter where a customer buys their new Oliver.

Bill

[Jason Foster]

That is almost exactly how I ordered mine and I got it for less than the no haggle price listed on there.  I didn't opt for the Platinum package due to the significantly inflated price tag, but I might have if it had only cost $5k.