Pricing
Asking price vs sold signals on Prevost List
How listed asks, contact-for-pricing blanks, and sold/delisted signals differ — and how confidence labels protect you from false precision.
Short answer: An asking price is what a listing published. A sold/delisted signal is evidence the listing left active inventory. Neither is automatically a verified closed sale price.
Asking prices
When a dealer or FSBO listing publishes a number, Prevost List shows it with source context on the coach page. It is a snapshot of that listing at parse time — not a promise the seller will still take that number tomorrow.
Many dealers use contact-for-pricing instead. Blank price fields are intentional seller behavior; we do not invent a fill-in. See Contact for pricing explained.
Sold and delisted signals
Inventory disappearing, sold badges, or heuristic delists can appear in market history and on Market pulse. Read them as activity signals:
- The coach may have sold
- It may have moved dealers
- It may have been pulled offline temporarily
Community / reported sold prices
When a sold figure is community-reported, Prevost List labels confidence on purpose. Those numbers are never quietly blended into a sitewide “market average.”
Related: What listing history means and Methodology.
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