Markquart RV - Burlington
Burlington RV dealer selling Keystone, Jayco, Newmar and Forest River campers, with financing, trade and service on site.
Wisconsin has 14 Class A motorhome dealers, and the average rating across them sits at 4.2, which tells you the good ones are genuinely good. Twelve of the 14 offer financing. Some are big stores with hundreds of reviews; others are small operations that mostly turn wrenches. I bought two Class A coaches here and walked away from a third, so I know which questions separate a straight dealer from a smooth talker.
Burlington RV dealer selling Keystone, Jayco, Newmar and Forest River campers, with financing, trade and service on site.
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Fourteen dealers carry Class A coaches, and nearly all of them, 11, stock used units alongside new ones. That matters if you want a diesel pusher someone else already took the depreciation hit on. Every one of the 14 sells motorhomes, and 13 also handle travel trailers, so most of these are full-line stores rather than Class A specialists. Eight take consignments and seven will buy your current rig outright. Twelve offer financing in-house. Get pre-approved at your own bank first anyway; you will negotiate better when you can walk.
Markquart RV in Burlington has the deepest review base, 550 of them at 4.7, plus financing, service and trade. Advance Camping Sales in the same corner rates 4.6 across 162 reviews and offers delivery. Kunes Fox Valley RV in the Fox Valley area has 416 reviews at 4.5 and covers new, used, toy haulers and trade. Prosser's Premium RV Outlet runs 4.5 across 323 reviews with service and parts under one roof. Two smaller names earn their keep on reputation: D & J Toppers & RV LLC (4.7, service and parts) and J & J RV Sales & Service (4.5, consignment).
A Class A is a house on a chassis, and the chassis is where the money goes. Pay an independent inspector to look at the engine, transmission, roof seams and slide seals before you commit. At delivery, do the walk-through yourself and run every system: generator, levelers, water pump, furnace, both ACs. Ask whether the dealer's service department works on Class A coaches or farms them out. That answer tells you more about the store than any sales pitch. Buy in the off-season if you can; demand softens when the snow flies.
There are 14 Class A dealers in the state, with an average rating of 4.2. Twelve of them offer financing, and 11 carry used coaches alongside new ones.
Yes. Twelve of the 14 offer financing. Still worth getting pre-approved at your own bank or credit union before you shop, so you know your ceiling and can compare.
Several dealers list trade among their services, including Markquart RV, Advance Camping Sales and Kunes Fox Valley RV. Seven of the 14 will buy a rig outright, which is often simpler than a trade.
Used coaches dominate the inventory here, with 11 of 14 dealers stocking them. A used Class A saves on depreciation, but only if a pre-purchase inspection clears the chassis and drivetrain. Skip the inspection and you own every surprise.