Ready to buy a hybrid but which one and how?
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bernercamper wrote:
I got a quote and a lot of emails from RVWholesale in Ohio? I haven't actually called them as I don't know if I want to finance and through who. Plus there were a couple of other wholesale business model dealers mentioned upthread - RV Direct and RV One. Or are they one and the same?
None of them are wholesale as there is no such thing in the RV Industry. They are just dealers the same as any other and in the local markets where located they can be beat on both price and service if that's what you're looking for.
RV wholesalers pricing will be contingent on financing through them, pay cash or bring your own financing to the table, add money.
RV One and RV Direct are the same dealerships. 3 card Monty with websites.
If you're willing to buy at a distance and are looking at the Roos or Shamrocks get pricing from.........
Labadie RV in Toledo OH. Good people and in the same local market as RVW. They'll compete with RVW with none of the financing games. (Rockwood Roo)
Keystone RV Mega Center in Greencastle PA, or Best Choice trailers in Irwin PA. Both will match or beat the self proclaimed wholesalers on price. (Flagstaff Shamrock)
The only ramifications to buying at a distance other than the obvious is if you should ever need warranty work you could get in a pickle as some dealers close to you may flat out refuse doing it, some may do it but you'll wait forever, but you may get lucky and find one that accommodates you.
Personally if I'm saving over $3K to $4K by going 1K miles or more away from home, I'm going, as I am of the opinion the RV manufacturers warranty is about as worthless as teets on a bull.
