RV Select - a Carvana for RV's?

[poihths]

I'm getting ready to sell my Leprechaun 311FS and came across the website for RV Select (https://rvselectinc.com/), an outfit based in Florida that seems to operate in about the same was as Carvana does: they buy your RV and take care of all the details & paperwork for you, then sell it on.

They seem to have a fairly good reputation. Of course, it's not hard to generate fake reviews.

I'd be curious to know, has anyone here dealt with them? Sold or bought through them?

[Ken-m]

Carvana has collapsed on brink of bankruptcy, if they file the same business model so will they.

[poihths]

Thanks for your thought, but please note that I am primarily interested in hearing about the experiences people have had with the company who have dealt with them.

[Iwritecode]

Sounds like a common business model for lots of things. Cars, RVs, houses... heck even pawn shops are basically the same thing.

They pay you cash and you get way less than you would selling it yourself. Then they turn around sell it for a profit.

[poihths]

I understand their business model. If anyone has actual experience dealing with them, I'd very much like to hear about it.

[nvs4602]

Originally Posted by poihths

I'm getting ready to sell my Leprechaun 311FS and came across the website for RV Select (https://rvselectinc.com/), an outfit based in Florida that seems to operate in about the same was as Carvana does: they buy your RV and take care of all the details & paperwork for you, then sell it on.

They seem to have a fairly good reputation. Of course, it's not hard to generate fake reviews.

I'd be curious to know, has anyone here dealt with them? Sold or bought through them?

List you 311fs for sale on here. I'm sure you would get a response.

Find out what they offer you at RV Select and I bet you could find a local dealer willing to match or beat the price.

[Larry-NC]

Cars and RVs were both really hot commodities during the supply-chain shortages. That is no longer the case for either.

RV Select may also be hurting. A low offer is one possibility. A worst-case scenario is that they get your RV with signed title...and their check to you bounces.