Central Florida RV Center
Family-run Apopka RV dealer since 1992 with a 4.8-star rating from 210 reviews.
Apopka, FL
Dealers That Buy RVs in Apopka, FL
Apopka sits close enough to Orlando that you can shop here on a Saturday and still be home for dinner. Two dealerships in town buy RVs outright, and both average 4.8 stars across more than 250 reviews. That is a short list, so the real question is which one fits what you are selling. Here is what each brings to a deal.
Discover Dealers That Buy RVS in Apopka, FL
2Dealers listed
4.8★Average Google rating
1Offer financing
1More within 30 miles
RV dealers in Apopka
Buy My RV USA
Apopka RV dealer buying used motorhomes for cash, with fair offers and a straightforward process, rated 4.7 stars.
Nearby options
Within a short drive of Apopka. A lot of buyers cross a county line or two for the right unit, or a better price.
FireFixRv
Winter Springs RV dealer with a 4.9-star rating, praised for honest deals and friendly service.
Two dealerships, two approaches
Central Florida RV Center on the main stretch carries new motorhomes, travel trailers and Class A coaches, and it buys and trades. With 210 reviews at 4.8, it moves enough volume that a clean used unit gets a fair look. Buy My RV USA has 43 reviews at 4.7, and it is the one that offers financing, which matters if you are trading down and still owe on your current coach. Neither is a consignment operation, so expect an outright offer or a trade, not a listing arrangement. Call both before you drive over and ask what they want on the lot right now. Inventory appetite shifts with the season.
What your RV is worth to them
Class A motorhomes are the strongest category here, with two of the two dealerships listing them. Travel trailers show up at one. Camper vans, toy haulers, truck campers, teardrops, pop-ups and Airstreams do not appear at either, so if that is what you have, widen your search outside Apopka. One nearby alternative is listed under the Florida dealers that buy RVs. Before you go, pull the maintenance records and note tire dates and house battery age. Get an inspection done if anything major is due, because a dealer will price the fix into the offer anyway. Clean it, empty the tanks and have the title ready.
Getting the number you want
Know your payoff before you walk in. If you still owe on the coach, the offer has to clear the loan before any cash reaches you, and that conversation goes better when you already know the figure. Get pre-approval from your own bank if you plan to trade into something newer, so the dealership's financing is a comparison rather than the only option. Off-season is a reasonable time to sell a motorhome, since buyers are thinner but so is competing inventory. Ask each dealership how long their offers stay open and whether they charge for pickup. Two written offers beat one verbal number.
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Nearby cities
- Lakeland, FL (3 listed · 52 mi)
- Ocala, FL (2 listed · 53 mi)
- Seffner, FL (4 listed · 67 mi)
- Winter Springs, FL (1 listed · 10 mi)
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Questions people ask
How many dealerships in Apopka buy RVs?
Two. Central Florida RV Center and Buy My RV USA both buy RVs, and both also trade. Their average rating across listings is 4.8, drawn from more than 250 reviews combined.
Which types of RVs do they buy?
Both list Class A motorhomes, and one buys travel trailers and used units. Camper vans, toy haulers, truck campers, teardrops, pop-ups and Airstreams are not listed at either Apopka dealership, so plan to look farther out for those.
Can I finance a replacement through a dealership here?
One of the two dealerships offers financing. If you are trading into a newer coach, get pre-approval from your own bank first so you can compare. The other dealership does not list financing, so bring your own lender to that deal.
What should I bring when I sell my RV?
Bring the title or loan payoff information, maintenance records, and keys to every compartment. Note tire dates and battery age. An inspection report helps if a major service is due, and a clean, empty coach with drained tanks gets a better first offer.