DeMartini RV Sales
Grass Valley RV dealer selling new and used motorhomes, with a service center and parts store on site.
Grass Valley sits up in the foothills where a big Class A actually makes sense, and two dealers here sell them. Both carry the DeMartini name, so your real choice comes down to which lot and which salesperson you click with. Reviews land at a 4.0 average across the pair, with a lot more feedback behind one than the other.
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DeMartini RV Sales is the bigger operation by a wide margin, with 225 reviews and a 4.2 rating. It sells new and used motorhomes plus travel trailers, offers financing, and runs service and parts alongside delivery. DeMartini Auto & RV Sales is the smaller sibling at 3.8 across 13 reviews, focused on motorhomes and Class A units with service and parts but no financing listed. That review gap is worth weighing. One has a real sample size behind it, the other barely any. Both dealers sell Class A coaches, and two of them are represented in the county data. If you want a specific floorplan, call before you drive up Highway 49.
Class A shopping rewards patience. Get financing pre-approved at your own bank or credit union before you talk numbers at the dealership, since only one of the two here lists financing at all. Ask for a full pre-purchase inspection from an independent RV tech, even on a new coach off the dealer's service side. At delivery, do the walk-through slowly and run every system yourself: jacks, slides, generator, water heater, roof seams. A big gas or diesel coach is a lot of machine to learn in an afternoon, so record the walk-through on your phone. Off-season buying in the foothills usually means less competition on the lot.
Grass Valley pulls shoppers from Nevada City, Penn Valley, Colfax, Auburn and Rough and Ready, all within a reasonable haul. Coming from Auburn or Colfax, plan a full morning at the dealer so you have time for a test drive and a second look at the roof and basement compartments. Five nearby dealers sit outside Grass Valley if the two here don't have your floorplan. Service matters as much as price with a Class A, so ask how far out their service bay is booked before you sign. A coach you can't get worked on is a coach that sits.
Two. Both are DeMartini dealerships: DeMartini RV Sales and DeMartini Auto & RV Sales. They are the local options for Class A coaches in Grass Valley.
The two average 4.0. DeMartini RV Sales holds a 4.2 across 225 reviews, while DeMartini Auto & RV Sales sits at 3.8 across 13 reviews.
One of the two lists financing, DeMartini RV Sales. Getting pre-approved at your own bank first gives you a rate to compare against whatever the dealer offers.
Yes. Hire an independent RV technician to check the roof, slides, jacks and systems before you commit. It costs far less than the repairs a missed problem can bring.