Van City RV
Colorado Springs RV dealer rated 4.6 stars, selling new and used motorhomes with delivery available.
Two dealerships in Colorado Springs sell Class A motorhomes, and the average rating across them is 4.5. That is a small club, so you can visit both in an afternoon and still have time for a walk-through. One sits near 720 reviews, the other near 114, which tells you where the service traffic goes. I have bought two RVs and walked away from a third, so here is how I would read this pair.
Colorado Springs RV dealer rated 4.6 stars, selling new and used motorhomes with delivery available.
Colorado Springs RV dealer with new and used motorhomes, travel trailers, and fifth wheels, rated 4.4 from 720 reviews.
Within a short drive of Colorado Springs. A lot of buyers cross a county line or two for the right unit, or a better price.
Fountain RV dealer with new and used motorhomes and travel trailers, financing, trade-ins and on-site service.
Blue Compass RV Colorado Springs is the larger operation, with new and used inventory and a review count that suggests a lot of people have been through the doors. Van City RV carries motorhomes, camper vans and Class A units and rates 4.6, slightly ahead on the score but on a much smaller sample. I would not rank one over the other on stars alone. Visit on a weekday when the sales floor is quiet, ask to see the service department, and judge how the staff answers questions about the coach rather than the payment. The larger dealership also buys rigs, so if you have a trade, that conversation can happen in the same visit.
Class A coaches are big machines with big systems, so a pre-purchase inspection from an independent tech is worth the money on any used unit, whatever the dealer's own checklist says. Look at tire dates, not just tread, and ask when the house batteries were last replaced. Run the generator under load and test every slide and jack. At delivery, the walk-through should cover the water system, the leveling controls and the inverter, and you should record it on your phone. Finance pre-approval from your own bank gives you a real number to compare against whatever the dealership quotes.
Colorado Springs shoppers have one nearby alternative in the surrounding area beyond these two dealerships, but a two-dealer market still rewards a little patience. Late fall and winter tend to bring softer attention from sales staff, and inventory sits longer, which can work in your favor on a used coach. Call ahead and confirm the specific Class A you saw online is still on the grounds. Photos can lag by weeks. If neither dealership has the floor plan you want, ask about incoming units or a dealer transfer before you settle for the closest match.
There are 2 Class A motorhome dealerships in Colorado Springs, with 1 more in the nearby area. That is a compact market, so plan on visiting both in a single trip and comparing what each has on the grounds.
The average rating is 4.5 across the two dealerships. Van City RV scores 4.6 on 114 reviews and Blue Compass RV Colorado Springs scores 4.4 on 720 reviews, so read recent comments rather than relying on the number alone.
Yes. A used Class A has chassis, generator, plumbing and electrical systems that a walk-around will not reveal. Pay an independent RV technician to inspect it before you sign, and treat any dealer inspection as a starting point rather than a substitute.
One of the two dealerships lists financing among its features, and Blue Compass RV Colorado Springs also lists service, parts and trade options. Getting pre-approved with your own bank first gives you a rate to compare before you discuss terms at the dealership.