Bish's RV of Meridian
Meridian RV dealer selling new and used motorhomes and trailers, with service, parts, and financing on site.
Meridian sits right in the Treasure Valley, close enough to Boise that a weekend trip to the mountains or the Oregon desert is easy to plan. If you are thinking about consigning an RV rather than trading it in, this city keeps the choices simple. Two consignment dealers operate here, averaging 4.2 stars across a large pile of reviews, with six more nearby if you widen the drive.
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Both Meridian consignment dealers are high-volume operations, which matters when you want your rig seen by a lot of shoppers. Bish's RV of Meridian rates 4.3 from 2,387 reviews and handles new and used inventory, from truck campers and teardrops up to Class A motorhomes. Camping World - Meridian sits at 4.1 from 2,228 reviews and covers used units, Airstreams, pop-ups, toy haulers and camper vans. Both offer financing, service, parts and consignment, and both buy RVs outright. Read the service department reviews too, since that is where a deal can go sideways after the sale.
You keep the title until the unit sells, the dealer shows it and handles paperwork, and you agree on a price and a commission before anything hits the display area. That is the tradeoff against selling privately: less legwork, less money in your pocket. Have the dealer spell out who pays for lot storage, any repairs, and what happens if the RV does not move in a set time. Both Meridian dealers also buy inventory outright, so ask for a cash offer alongside the consignment terms and compare them side by side before you sign.
A consigned RV is still a used RV, so treat it like one. Get an independent pre-purchase inspection before money changes hands, especially on motorhomes where the drivetrain and roof are expensive to fix. Ask the dealer for whatever maintenance records the previous owner left behind. During the walk-through at pickup, test every appliance, fill the tanks, and run the generator if there is one. Line up financing through your own bank first so you know your rate before the dealership's finance office quotes theirs. Off-season buying can work in your favor here, since inventory sits longer.
There are 2 consignment dealers in Meridian, and another 6 in the surrounding area if you are willing to drive a bit farther. Both in-town options handle consignment and also buy RVs outright.
Both of the top dealers offer financing, service and parts, and both sell used RVs. Bish's RV of Meridian also carries new units. That means you can service a consigned rig at the same place you bought it.
Consignment saves you the listing, showings and paperwork, but the dealer takes a commission. Selling privately usually nets more if you have the time and patience. Ask both Meridian dealers for their terms and compare them against a private sale.
Get a pre-purchase inspection from someone who is not affiliated with the dealer, review whatever service records exist, and test every system during the delivery walk-through. Confirm financing with your own bank first so you can compare rates.