Lazy Days RV

We purchased our first diesel coach from Lazydays in 1999(Monaco Windsor). Have since traded for one more Windsor and 2 Dynastys. We have been well pleased with the sales team, delivery staff, maintenance staff and the rv resort . We have been rving for 48 years and appreciate a dealership that covers every aspect of our rv needs. The rallies and customer activities are just icing on the cake.

The dealer we purchased our last toyhauler from was bought by LazyDays here in CO. So we don't have any experience purchasing from them direct, but we had no problems with their service department after the buy-out.

We didn't buy our new one from them because they didn't carry the model we wanted, but we would have gone back if they did.

azjeffh wrote:

laknox wrote:


I went to the Mesa AZ location to look at a couple specific FWs, and was less than impressed.

I know of a Lazydays in Tucson but not in Mesa. Could you be thinking of La Mesa?

:S Mea culpa...

Lyle

laknox wrote:


I went to the Mesa AZ location to look at a couple specific FWs, and was less than impressed.

I know of a Lazydays in Tucson but not in Mesa. Could you be thinking of La Mesa?

We went to the Tampa one to buy our Vilano. Very nice set up, however they would not come down to my price that I felt was a fair offer. They would only come down to x % off of build sheet.

Went to La mesa RV in Fort Myers and the negotiation started at the final price LD was. With La Mesa RV I afford the same price that I afford LD and La Mesa accepted.

Now the La Mesa dealership wasn't a nice looking but was functional. I do not need to pay extra to have a snack bar and big screen tv's at a dealership.

Close friend of mine bought one in about April from them. Had nothing but good things to say about the whole experience. He went to the Tampa location from an hour north of Atlanta. He had warranty work done local, and said if he needed anymore he would travel back down to Tampa.

We bought our's in 2010 from them,Tampa loc.( we had no rv experience ) Have taken it back for service 3 times (one under warranty). Very satisfied. Will buy from again

Should *NOT* be confused with Lazy Daze (note the spelling).

Lazy Daze has always been factory direct (since 1956) and has an outstanding reputation. Repeat buyers are often on waiting lists and used coaches (when available) bring top dollar..:W

Lazy Daze

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rmoparman wrote:
Has anyone bought Rvs from this company? Bad reviews. How can they sell rigs so much less then anyone else?

Any input would help. Thanks

Ron

I went to the Mesa AZ location to look at a couple specific FWs, and was less than impressed. Sterotypical weaselly salesman tried showing me several other units when I said I want to see these 2 and these 2 only. Second, one of the ones I saw shouldn't have even been unlocked, as it must've been delivered only a couple days before. Cabinet doors were askew, several other things needed assembling (how does stuff leave a factory unassembled?) but the kicker was a big-a$$ hole in a wall where a door had slammed open and punched right through. Salesman's comment was "oh, we'll patch that so you won't even know." Yeah, right. That thing would need a whole new wall panel to fix properly. So, now you've got a new, but already damage-repaired FW you're trying to sell. I'd =expect= them to sell at a huge discount, since that's NOT a new unit, IMO. Scratched them off my list, right next to CW...

Lyle

Saw this on you tube about them. I've no experience with them personally.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zcpi02q4x6I