Anyone looking for a nice used 2013 Roadtrek?

I was back at Lazydays and talked to Jane about the Rt.
The sale price is 69,900. Contact Jane Welti for more information. 520.203.6000
I'm guessing there is room for negotiations.

Keep us posted.
If you decide to buy it, check the charge in the batteries to make sure there not completely run down, if so, I would try and get new batteries from them. Then run the gen-set for a 1/2 hour or so to make sure it's running smooth.
Even though the Chevy, and Rt warranties are still valid, not so for the appliances, so have them show you that they all work.
I would also get a front end alignment, and oil change. Rt may have different alignment specs than Chevy, so you might want to check with them first.

Thanks for all the info.I am looking for a Class B in Tucson.$69k would be a nice price.I am going to stop in tomorrow.

Website also says "color white".

I was only in it for a few minutes. It had a Wood grained dash, and I think the cabinet where the third seat goes, the sales lady said it had all the options the guy good order. I thought she said the price was $69,000, so the web site could be a mistake. I suggest anyone interested to call and ask Jane Welti.
I was there looking at the new remodeled Lance trailers, so wasn't really concentrating on the Rt.
Nothing dealers do surprise me though.

Please excuse double post.

According to the RT web site, the base price of a new one is about $97K. Add a generator and a few options and you're about $105K.

To be clear, I think it's a pretty good unit, since I have the same model and like it. I'm just surprised that the dealership thinks advertising a used vehicle for more than the MSRP for a new unit (and much higher than the sales price new) is an effective strategy. Perhaps I'm missing something on the options, but I have the full body paint & permanent bathroom, which I thought were among the more expensive options. What else does it have if you remember? Thanks.

EDIT: On further reflection, and after some prompting by other posts, I was misremembering the MSRP on my RT. So the advertised price for this used unit is BELOW the MSRP for a new unit, even if still above the selling price of most of those new units. Sorry if I contributed to any confusion. I also agree with the OP that this would be a good deal IF it could be had at a reasonable price. Just not sure why the dealer starts with such a high advertised price.

Built, and equipped so much better than any thing I have seen on a Promaster. Plus, way more storage, stealthier than a Sprinter, or Ram, and will have a much better chance of passing the HOA requirements. The Chevy drives great, I know I had a Chevy Rt 190 for years.
The older Chevy's, Dodges, Fords still have a place in the Class B society.
Like I said in a previous post. I just posted this in case someone was looking for a "like new" Chevy Rt 190. not to start a debate about what is better.

What you have to consider is that for around $70k, you can get a brand new 2015 Travato that is a much larger van inside. Other Promasters are in the pipeline from Roadtrek and Pleasureway. These will also have similar "final" pricing once you've negotiated your best deal.

So these Chevies are a tough sell in that regard, at high prices aways, unless you need to tow a trailer - they still have the edge in that regard with a 5000 lb tow capacity.