Best Dealers to Buy From (Let's Compile List Here)

[CatsMeow83]

Which dealer did you buy your East to West from? Are there any dealers you recommend (or don't recommend)? It would be great if we could compile a list of solid, low-cost dealers in this thread. Location doesn't matter.

From my personal experience shopping for a 2022 Della Terra 261RB, there is a HUGE variance in price among dealers. I have been given "bottom line" prices as low as $27,000, and as high as $39,000 (in each case, before tax and registration).

Any leads on solid dealers would be appreciated. I am on the West Coast, but I fully anticipate having to buy and pick-up from a dealer in the Midwest or on the East Cost, and that's fine with me.

[MR.M]

there are only ok dealers . best price i got was from couches rv nation , and if it's price they are the ones . if it's service good luck

[timm9]

The best pricing in California is Best RV in Turlock CA.



With respect to service, I'm still waiting for the repair items we noted when picking up our brand new 2021 2883WS in October of 2020.

[dmandula]

Niagara Trailers in Ontario Canada. Great pricing and service

[Homebrew]

Couches RV Nation

[jmezz911]

Keystone RV Center in Greencastle PA

[wecoopers]

Got gooD Price and service via phone from Matt at
Wilmington RV. In NC

910-409-3170

[davidsr]

Couch’s RV Nation price was so much better, I drove 750 miles one way to pick up my travel trailer. The only service experience that I have with them is the walk through and a new slide topper that was added to the trailer purchase. No problems there.

[Life Without Whine]

Received great guidance in choice of camper & then quick fixes for decent prices at Register RV in Brooksville, FL just north of Tampa

[distracto]

Excellent sales (Ryan Jackson) and also great service department at O'Connor's in Chilliwack, BC

[Rhumblefish]

Originally Posted by CatsMeow83

Which dealer did you buy your East to West from? Are there any dealers you recommend (or don't recommend)? It would be great if we could compile a list of solid, low-cost dealers in this thread. Location doesn't matter.

Hey, CatsMeow - welcome to the forum. In addition to this new thread you've started, I highly suggest you check out the Dealer Review section for some added detail.

Some dealerships generally have some pretty straightforward pricing practices, but the recent changes in the RV industry (including increased demand and supply chain issues) have rendered much of that kind of general understanding moot.

Sounds like price is your main driver. If you've already decided that buying your East-To-West remotely is fine (and distance is not an issue), then pick your model, floor plan, option it, and get some build sheets going with prices from dealers that you'd consider approaching, then figure in the costs and effort to bring it back home.

In buying my trailer, I ended up buying remotely and saved many thousands over local dealers, even figuring for the dealer experience and going to retrieve it.

Hope this helps/welcome.

[kevinB24]

Originally Posted by jmezz911

Keystone RV Center in Greencastle PA

Second that. Great buying experience and fair price.

[Tiguan Tow r]

Originally Posted by dmandula

Niagara Trailers in Ontario Canada. Great pricing and service

X2 - Bought 2 trailers from Niagara Trailer. Both great experiences.