Kay's RV
Small family-owned RV dealer in Moriarty with a 4.8 rating from 184 reviewers who praise honest, no-pressure sales.
New Mexico's consignment scene runs on trust and paperwork. Seven dealers across the state average 4.3 stars, and most sell used motorhomes and travel trailers on behalf of owners. That means you're often dealing with a seller who still has a stake in the rig. I've bought two RVs and walked away from a third, so I know how much the consignment details matter.
Small family-owned RV dealer in Moriarty with a 4.8 rating from 184 reviewers who praise honest, no-pressure sales.
Family-owned Albuquerque RV dealer with a 4.7-star rating from 424 reviews, known for used trailers and no-pressure sales.
Family-run Moriarty RV dealer selling new and used trailers and 5th wheels, with a full service shop and parts.
Albuquerque RV dealer with used motorhomes, camper vans and trailers, plus service and consignment.
Four Corners RV dealer with new and used units, on-site parts and service. Reviewers often mention helpful staff.
Albuquerque used RV lot with motorhomes, parts, and consignment, rated 3.8 from 13 reviews.
Albuquerque RV dealer for new and used motorhomes and travel trailers, with financing, service and parts on site.
With consignment, the dealer acts as the middleman. The owner sets a price, the dealer shows the RV, and when it sells, the dealer takes a cut. That can mean less room to negotiate, but it also means the dealer has an incentive to move the unit. Seven of the seven consignment dealers in New Mexico list used inventory, and five carry motorhomes and travel trailers. Ask who holds the title and how long the consignment contract runs. If the owner is firm on price, you'll want to know that before you drive out.
Most of the action is around Albuquerque, with a handful of dealers spread out toward Aztec and other towns. Kay's RV in Albuquerque has a 4.8 rating from 184 reviews and offers financing, consignment, and delivery. Good Sense RV & Motors, also in Albuquerque, has 424 reviews and a 4.7 rating, plus service and delivery. RV Sales and Vantastic Vans round out the higher-rated group. Chisolm Trail RV Aztec is a bit farther north and carries new and used units. Desert RV Sales has fewer reviews, so check recent feedback before making the trip.
A consignment RV often comes with less history than a dealer-owned unit. Get a pre-purchase inspection from a mechanic you hire, not one the dealer recommends. Ask for maintenance records and confirm the VIN matches the title. If you need financing, get pre-approved by your own bank first; only three of these dealers offer financing, so you may have to arrange it yourself. At delivery, do a full walk-through and test every system. Off-season buying can give you more attention from the service department, which matters if you want warranty work or repairs done before your first trip.
There are 7 consignment dealers in the state, according to the directory. They average a 4.3 rating from customer reviews. Most are concentrated around Albuquerque, with a few others in smaller towns.
Yes, 3 of the 7 dealers offer financing. That leaves 4 that don't, so plan to get pre-approved by your own bank or credit union before you shop.
The inventory leans toward used units: all 7 dealers list used RVs. Five carry motorhomes and travel trailers, 3 have camper vans and Class A motorhomes, and 2 list toy haulers and truck campers. You'll also find a few pop-ups, teardrops, and Airstreams.
Kay's RV leads with a 4.8 rating from 184 reviews, followed by Good Sense RV & Motors at 4.7 from 424 reviews. RV Sales also holds a 4.7 from 290 reviews. The rest range from 3.8 to 4.4, so read recent reviews closely.