I beleive that all of the recreational vehicle and boats, etc are oversold dating back to covid times. Now with higher interest rates and plentiful inventories......there are going to be some big losers out there. Stuff ain't selling. Mercury has laid off lots of workers, Alumacraft shut down their St Peter plant and is moving to Mexico, Boat and RV lots have plentiful inventories again.....and not much is being bought.....unlike a few years ago. Consumers feeling the pinch are unloading recent purchases.....when they can.....which is where some deals might be snagged.
My feeling is that brutal times are ahead for those business's. Not sure who may have their neck stuck out with floor planning, etc.......it's a different world in that area. I think the dealer does not take as much risk as in time gone by.....these days the manufacturer has to front some of that inventory (I think). Same goes for farm machinery....maybe cars too? Dunno. Takes some real guts to predict sales and commit to inventory six months out......IMO.
I think the consumer discretionary money and federal stimulus money has long ago been spent.