RV World Recreation Vehicle Center - RV Dealer Yuma AZ
Yuma RV dealer with new and used motorhomes, travel trailers, fifth wheels, plus service and parts.
Yuma has two Class A motorhome dealers, and they are not the same animal. One moves a lot of metal and answers the phone; the other is smaller and slower but worth a call if you like consignment inventory. Most Class A shoppers here come for the used coaches, and both dealers list them, so plan a day and see both before you sign anything.
Yuma RV dealer with new and used motorhomes, travel trailers, fifth wheels, plus service and parts.
Family-owned Yuma dealer for new and used manufactured homes, park models, and RVs, with consignment services.
RV World Recreation Vehicle Center carries the bigger inventory and the bigger review count, 385 of them at 4.3, and it handles new and used Class A along with motorhomes, travel trailers, camper vans, toy haulers, truck campers, and consignment. Financing, service, and parts are all under one roof, which matters when you are buying a coach that will need service eventually. Blue Diamond Home & RV sits at 3.8 from 34 reviews and lists new and used Class A, motorhomes, travel trailers, consignment, and park models, with delivery offered. Two dealerships, both worth a walk-through.
Both Yuma dealers list used Class A motorhomes, and used is where most Class A money goes around here. Get a pre-purchase inspection from an inspector you hire, not one the dealer recommends. Ask for the tire date codes, because a coach can have plenty of tread and still be riding on old rubber. Check the roof and the seams yourself. Winter is the busy season in Yuma, so if you can shop in the heat of summer you will likely get more attention and more room to negotiate. Line up financing with your own bank before you walk in.
Both dealerships handle consignment, so a private seller's coach may sit on one of these lots with the paperwork already sorted. That can be easier than a private sale, and you still get to inspect it. Blue Diamond offers delivery, which is worth asking about if you are coming from out of town and do not want to drive the coach home yourself. RV World has a service department and parts counter, so a coach bought there can stay there for the first round of fixes. Ask what the delivery covers and who handles any issues found at the walk-through.
Two. RV World Recreation Vehicle Center and Blue Diamond Home & RV both list Class A motorhomes among their inventory. The average rating across the two is 4.0, though the review counts differ a lot, with 385 at one and 34 at the other.
Yes. Both dealerships list used Class A motorhomes, along with new ones. That gives you a real choice on the used side, which is where many Class A buyers end up shopping.
RV World Recreation Vehicle Center, with 385 reviews and a 4.3 rating. Blue Diamond Home & RV has 34 reviews at 3.8. Read the recent reviews on both, not just the score, since service complaints and sales praise often get mixed together.
Yes. Hire your own inspector, even on a coach from a dealer with a service department. A Class A has systems a walk-through will not reveal, from the roof to the slides to the chassis, and an independent report gives you something concrete to negotiate with.