Thrills RV
Columbia City RV dealer with a 4.9 rating from 339 reviews, selling new and used campers, trailers and motorhomes.
Indiana built a lot of the RVs you are about to shop for, and plenty of dealers here sell them back. There are 43 motorhome dealers in the state, averaging 4.2 stars, so the field is wide enough to walk away from a bad one. I have bought two coaches and left a third deal on the table, and the difference was usually the inspection, not the sticker.
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Elkhart, Middlebury and Indianapolis carry most of the weight here, which makes sense given how much of the industry sits in northern Indiana. Of the 43 dealers, 30 list used motorhomes and 24 list Class A coaches, so you can compare a new diesel pusher against a well-kept trade-in without driving the whole state. Plenty of these dealerships also carry travel trailers, toy haulers and camper vans. If you are set on a specific floorplan, call ahead and confirm the unit is on the grounds before you make the drive.
Thrills RV earns a 4.9 from 339 reviews and covers new, used, consignment and buyouts, which tells you they see a lot of trade-ins. RV Dynasty carries the largest review base at 738 with a 4.7. Will's Far-Go RV Sales & Service holds a 5.0 across 47 reviews and handles service and parts, a useful sign when the coach needs work after delivery. RV Specialist and Luxe Fifth Wheels in Elkhart both sit at 4.9, and Williamson RV at 4.8 brings financing, service and delivery to the table.
Twenty-five of the 43 dealers offer financing, but get pre-approved at your own bank first so you know your real number before the desk works theirs. Fourteen dealers take consignment, worth knowing if you are trading rather than selling outright. Budget for a pre-purchase inspection by an independent tech, especially on a used Class A where a slide or roof issue can cost more than the discount. At delivery, run every system with the tech present and record the walk-through. Buying in the off-season tends to soften the pressure on both sides.
There are 43 motorhome dealers across the state, averaging 4.2 stars. Thirty of them list used motorhomes and 24 carry Class A coaches, so used shoppers have most of the field to work with.
Will's Far-Go RV Sales & Service holds a 5.0 from 47 reviews. Thrills RV, Luxe Fifth Wheels and RV Specialist each sit at 4.9, with Thrills carrying the biggest review count among them at 339.
Yes. Twenty-five of the 43 dealers offer financing, but a pre-approval from your own bank gives you a real rate to compare against. It also keeps the conversation on the coach instead of the payment.
Fourteen dealers list consignment and eight list buyouts, so both routes exist. Consignment usually nets more but takes time, while a buyout is faster and lower. Get a written offer before you commit to a new coach.