PPL Motor Homes
Texas RV consignment dealer with a big selection and a no-pressure lot, rated 4.4 stars by 55 reviewers.
Decatur sits right where US 287 and 81/287 split, so it draws plenty of RV traffic heading north or west out of the Metroplex. For consignment, the count is small: two dealers in town, with six more within reach. That is fine if you know what you are walking into. One of the two earns its keep. The other needs a careful look before you sign anything.
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PPL Motor Homes is the stronger of the pair, rated 4.4 across 55 reviews, and it handles new and used motorhomes, travel trailers and toy haulers along with consignment and financing. The service department is on site, which matters when you are buying someone else's rig. Fair Dealz RV deals in used travel trailers and consignment, offers financing, and sits at 2.1 from 14 reviews. That gap is worth respecting. Read the reviews on the second one before you drive out, and ask pointed questions about how the consignment paperwork and title transfer work. A consignment sale involves three parties, and the store is only the middleman.
With a consignment unit, the dealer is selling on the owner's behalf, so the dealer may know less about the history than it would on its own trade-in. Ask for maintenance records, and ask who did the work. Get a pre-purchase inspection from an independent RV technician before money moves, on any consignment rig, no matter how clean it looks. Then do the walk-through at delivery with everything hooked up: water, power, slides, awning, appliances. Test the furnace and the AC, not just the lights. Financing is offered by both dealers, but a pre-approval from your own bank or credit union gives you a number to compare against.
Two dealers in town is thin, so plan on widening the circle. Six more consignment dealers sit within reach, and the Metroplex is an easy run down 287 when you want more inventory to compare against. Wise County is lake and ranch country, so travel trailers and toy haulers show up often on consignment, with fewer motorhomes. Shop in the off-season if you can, since consignment sellers tend to be more flexible when the weather keeps people home. If you are trading in, get your own rig appraised at more than one place before you agree to anything. It costs an afternoon and usually pays for itself.
There are two consignment dealers in Decatur, with six more within driving distance. Both Decatur dealers offer financing and both handle used units. The nearby stores give you more inventory to compare, which helps when you are shopping consignment.
PPL Motor Homes rates 4.4 from 55 reviews, well ahead of Fair Dealz RV at 2.1 from 14. PPL also sells new units and runs a service department, while Fair Dealz focuses on used travel trailers. Read recent reviews on both before you go.
The local consignment inventory leans toward travel trailers, with two dealers listing them, plus one motorhome and one toy hauler. There are no camper vans, pop-ups, teardrops or Airstreams listed here right now, so expect to travel for those.
Yes. On a consignment sale the dealer is selling for the owner, so records and history can be thin. Hire an independent RV technician to inspect the unit before you commit, and do a full walk-through at delivery with water and power hooked up. It is the cheapest insurance in the deal.