Camping World Posts Its Biggest Quarterly Loss as RV Demand Slumps

Camping World, the RV dealer chain, reported its biggest quarterly loss since going public in 2016, driven by a $286.7 million write-down of goodwill, RV News reports via Outdoor Sportswire. The company blamed continued weak demand for new RVs, discounting on travel trailers, higher interest rates, high fuel prices and weaker consumer sentiment. For shoppers, the same pressures have meant more dealer promotions on new travel trailers; compare loan rates as well as the sticker price.