Land & Sea Motors Inc
Family-owned Clearwater dealer selling used boats and RVs since 1992, rated 4.1 from 115 reviews.
Clearwater has two consignment dealers, and both sit in the used market, so this is a place to shop someone else's rig rather than a factory lot. The pair average 4.0 across more than 220 reviews combined. One of them handles financing. Inventory runs toward motorhomes and travel trailers, with a Class A in the mix. Three more dealerships sit nearby if the first two come up short.
Family-owned Clearwater dealer selling used boats and RVs since 1992, rated 4.1 from 115 reviews.
Family-run Clearwater RV lot with 47+ years, about 30 units, financing, consignment and no dealer fees.
Within a short drive of Clearwater. A lot of buyers cross a county line or two for the right unit, or a better price.
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At a consignment dealer, the RV usually belongs to a private owner and the dealership handles the listing, the showing and the paperwork for a cut. That changes how you negotiate. The dealer may have limited room to move because the seller set the floor. Ask who holds the title and how the payout works before you put money down. Two dealerships in Clearwater work this way, and both also carry used units they own outright, so ask which is which on any rig you like. Get a pre-purchase inspection regardless. A consigned coach has a seller with no warranty obligation once it rolls off.
Land & Sea Motors Inc rates 4.1 from 115 reviews and sticks to used consignment inventory. R.V. World, Inc. sits at 4.0 from 107 reviews and spreads wider: used, motorhomes, travel trailers, Class A and consignment, plus financing and delivery. If you need a loan or want the coach brought to you, R.V. World is the one of the two set up for it. If you want a smaller, consignment-focused selection, start with Land & Sea. Read the recent reviews on both before you drive over, and call ahead to confirm a specific unit is still on the property.
Line up financing with your own bank or credit union first, even if the dealership offers it. A pre-approval tells you what you can actually spend and gives you something to compare against the dealer's numbers. At delivery, do the walk-through slowly and have them demonstrate every system with you watching: slides, awning, water heater, furnace, fridge on both power sources, generator if there is one. Video it on your phone. Ask for the service records the owner kept. Off-season shopping tends to bring more attention from sales staff and sometimes softer pricing, since fewer people are buying.
Two. Both are listed as consignment dealerships, and both also sell used RVs. Three additional dealerships are nearby if you want to widen the search.
One of the two does. R.V. World, Inc. lists financing among its features, along with consignment and delivery. Land & Sea Motors Inc does not list financing, so plan to arrange a loan elsewhere if you buy there.
Used inventory dominates. Between the two dealerships the listings cover motorhomes, travel trailers and at least one Class A. There are no new units, camper vans, toy haulers or pop-ups counted here, so call ahead if you want a specific type.
Yes. A consigned unit is sold by a private owner through the dealership, and once it leaves you generally have no warranty to fall back on. An independent inspector checks the roof, seals, tires, appliances and systems before money changes hands, and that report gives you room to negotiate.