MIG RV & Marine of Troy
Troy RV dealer rated 4.8 stars, selling new travel trailers and motorhomes with quick, easy service.
Troy sits up in Miami County, an easy run from Dayton and a straight shot down I-75, so a Class A shopper here has two dealerships inside the city and four more within a short drive. That is a thin field by big-city standards, which actually helps: fewer stops, less circling, and you can see everything worth seeing in an afternoon.
Troy RV dealer rated 4.8 stars, selling new travel trailers and motorhomes with quick, easy service.
Troy RV dealer with new and used units, parts, financing and service, rated 4.3 from 647 reviews.
Within a short drive of Troy. A lot of buyers cross a county line or two for the right unit, or a better price.
Camping World in Huber Heights sells new and used RVs, with financing, service, parts, and consignment on site.
RV dealer off I-70 in New Carlisle selling new and used motorhomes and travel trailers, rated 4.5 from 472 reviews.
Piqua RV dealer with new and used campers, financing, service, and a 4.5-star rating from 1,001 reviews.
Family-run Dayton RV dealer with a 5.0 rating from 17 reviews, known for honest motorhome sales and consignment.
MIG RV & Marine of Troy carries the stronger rating at 4.8 from 20 reviews, and its inventory leans toward new Class A motorhomes alongside travel trailers. Campers Inn RV of Troy is the bigger operation by volume, 647 reviews and a 4.3 average, with both new and used Class A coaches plus toy haulers and travel trailers. It also offers financing and a parts department, which matters once you own the thing. Only one of the two advertises financing, so if you plan to borrow, get a pre-approval from your own bank or credit union before you walk in. It gives you a number to compare against and keeps the conversation on the coach instead of the payment.
The four nearby dealerships round out the Class A selection, and with an average rating of 4.5 across the area, nobody here is a clear avoid. Used inventory is thinner than new around Troy, one used listing against the new stock, so if you want a late-model coach someone else took the depreciation on, plan to widen the search toward Dayton or up toward the Lima corridor. Call ahead and confirm the specific unit is on the ground before you make the trip. A coach that sold yesterday is a wasted Saturday.
Class A shopping rewards patience. Walk the roof and look at the seals, run every slide and jack, and get a pre-purchase inspection from an inspector who is not on the dealer's payroll. At delivery, do the walk-through slowly and record it. Ask about the service department's wait times for chassis work, since that is where Class A ownership gets expensive. Buying in the off-season, late fall or winter, tends to soften the negotiating ground. None of that is Troy-specific, but it applies just as well on this stretch of I-75.
Two dealerships in Troy carry Class A motorhomes: MIG RV & Marine of Troy and Campers Inn RV of Troy. Another four dealerships are within driving distance, which gives you a reasonable field to compare without leaving the area.
MIG RV & Marine of Troy has the higher rating at 4.8 from 20 reviews. Campers Inn RV of Troy sits at 4.3 but has far more reviews at 647, so it has a longer track record to judge from. Read a few recent ones on each.
One of the two Troy dealerships offers financing. Even so, a pre-approval from your own bank or credit union is worth having before you shop. It sets your budget and gives you a rate to compare against whatever the dealership quotes you.
Yes, at least in the current listings. Only one used unit shows up among the Troy dealerships, while new Class A coaches are more common. If used is your target, expect to drive toward Dayton or farther out to find a real selection.