We had never driven a class A before and didn't expect that someone would let us drive their motorhome around with no experience. It was inspected though and we purchased. We have had no regrets. From reading the forums, it seems that it is customary in most places for the buyer to have the rv inspection done and pay for it.(If they want one) They then use any repairs or mainteinence issues noted to negotiate the price. If an agreement can not be reached, they then decline to purchase. Or an offer is made pending the results of the inspection, which again, the buyer is paying for.
