Bought from Camping World?

My sister bought a used Class C from El Monte Rentals many years ago and it was a good deal and was well maintained. Often, many people just rent them to haul big groups around.

Strabo wrote:
I won't buy anything from camping world period.

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Our daughter bought a TT from camping world in Jacksonville, Fl.
It was at a rv show. I told them the sales price was to high. I told them a price she would pay. They said they could not go that low. Then I showed the salesman that they had the exact TT on their lot for the price I quoted them. She got the one at the dealers sight because she didn't want on that had everyone walking through it. We had a time to inspect the TT and I found a few things wrong. I ended up having to talk to the store manager. I told him that if they weren't fixed she will walk away. Needless to say everything was fixed.
I have taken my class a there for maintenance and have had no problem with them.

I won't buy anything from camping world period.

As with most dealers, "if the mouth is moving, it's lying."
We shopped around at several dealers for a trailer and drove 200 miles to save $4,000. The net is a good place to start.
Now, once you make the purchase----NEVER look back or around for that lower price you missed out on. Just enjoy the unit you chose and have fun. Seriously.
See ya out there...

Atlee wrote:
Based on what a close friend of mine went through with after sale service, I would be very leery of buying an RV, of any kind, from CW. Obviously, with so many of them all over the country, some locations may be super good, while some others may be not so good.

I definitely would not use the CW in Roanoke, VA.

You got that right, those people are idiots.

Bought mine from Camping World in Wood Village Oregon, but initiated the deal through Costco. We knew what we wanted and having Costco in on it made it relatively easy.

While living in Temecula, California, we decided we wanted a specific interior & exterior color for our new 2012 Winnebago. We could not find the combination anywhere in the southwest. My wife found it (using the Internet) at the Camping World in Savannah, Georgia. We got a great price, including our trade-in. Had the coach delivered to CW Bakersfield. We had visited there lot, liked what we saw, but none of their colors worked for my wife. Upon delivery, we found them to be not happy with our decision. Point blank I was asked why I didn't take one from their inventory. The walk thru, was brief. Since it was our third coach, I really didn't need much. I was extremely irritated to find the 80 gallon tank to be virtually empty. When I brought this to their attention I was told that it had enough to get to a gas station. Part of the reason we purchased through CW was because I knew they were nationwide and we were going full time. We were told that our local CW, in San Marcos, could handle all the warranty work. When the time came, we were told that because a Winnebago dealership was within a certain distance of that CW, we had to use that dealer. A dealer I had chosen not to deal with because of disappointing service on our previous coach. We have had various things done to this & our previous coach at various CW's. Some have done a good job for us - Bakersfield & ReddIng. Others not so much. My one attempt to use the suggested local Winnebago dealership in the San Diego area was not good. When in So Cal, we now use Redlands Truck & RV for everything. They are affiliated with All Wheel Alignment in Redding, whom we have also used. Both are great! If you live within a reasonable distance of Redding, wherever you buy your coach, get it serviced there. (We have also had great luck with mobile RV techs for the little unexpected problems that come up.).

Atlee wrote:
Good luck, and happy hunting.

noonenosthis1 wrote:
We are going to El Monte Rv to look at a 2007 Fleetwood Flair 33R, $31,000, with 101 thousand miles. They have a 12 month or 12 thousand mile warranty and all the service records.

Ya let us know how that works out!

Good luck, and happy hunting.

noonenosthis1 wrote:
We are going to El Monte Rv to look at a 2007 Fleetwood Flair 33R, $31,000, with 101 thousand miles. They have a 12 month or 12 thousand mile warranty and all the service records.