Thrills RV
Columbia City RV dealer with a 4.9 rating from 339 reviews, selling new and used campers, trailers and motorhomes.
Indiana has 17 dealers that handle consignment RVs, and the mix leans toward travel trailers and motorhomes more than anything else. That means you are often buying someone else's rig through a dealer acting as the middleman, which changes how you negotiate and what you should ask before you sign. The good ones make that simple. The rest are worth skipping.
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On a consignment deal, the dealer is selling a unit the owner still holds title to. The dealer takes a cut and passes the rest back. That setup can get you a fair price on a well-kept trailer, and 17 of these Indiana dealers work this way. Ask who set the price and how long the unit has sat. A seller who is paying storage and insurance gets motivated. Get a pre-purchase inspection from an independent tech before you commit, and confirm the dealer has clear authority to sell and the title is clean. The paperwork matters more here than on a straight lot sale.
Thrills RV carries a 4.9 rating across 339 reviews and handles new and used units, motorhomes, travel trailers, camper vans, toy haulers, Class A and consignment, plus service and parts. RV Specialist also sits at 4.9 with 60 reviews. Midwest RV Connection Inc. Consignment Sales is smaller at 35 reviews but focuses on travel trailers and trade-ins. Unique Luxury Motors works motorhomes and camper vans with delivery available. Kentuckiana RV Wholesalers has 246 reviews and offers financing and delivery. Camping World in Greenfield is the big-volume option at 1,123 reviews, and it buys units outright, which is a different transaction than consignment.
Eleven of these dealers offer financing, but get pre-approved at your own bank or credit union first so you know your number before you walk in. Used consignment units can be harder to finance than new ones, and the rate often depends on age and condition. Off-season buying tends to favor the buyer, so late fall and winter are worth a look if you can wait. Check the service department before you buy, because a consignment unit may need work the seller did not do. Ask what the dealer will handle at delivery and get the walk-through in writing.
There are 17 dealers in the state that handle consignment RVs. Their average rating is 4.4, and 11 of them offer financing. Inventory varies by dealer, so call before a long drive.
The counts run 17 used, 16 travel trailers, 14 motorhomes and 12 Class A units, with smaller numbers of toy haulers, camper vans, pop-ups, Airstreams and teardrops. Truck campers are rare at just one.
Yes. A consignment unit belongs to its current owner, and the dealer may not know its full history. Pay an independent RV tech to check the roof, seals, appliances and chassis before you sign anything.
Thrills RV leads with a 4.9 rating across 339 reviews. RV Specialist, Midwest RV Connection and Unique Luxury Motors each also sit at 4.9, though with fewer reviews. Kentuckiana RV Wholesalers is at 4.6 with 246 reviews.