Country Tyme RV
Georgtown RV dealer with 4.5 stars from 180 reviews, offering sales, consignment, and service.
Georgetown sits at the north end of the Austin metro, close enough to I-35 that a dealer visit is an easy half day. Two dealerships here buy RVs outright, and both also sell used units, so you can watch the trade and purchase happen at the same counter. That matters more than the sign out front when you are deciding where to take your rig.
Georgtown RV dealer with 4.5 stars from 180 reviews, offering sales, consignment, and service.
Family-owned Georgetown RV dealer with new and used RVs, boats, financing, and a 4.4-star rating from 883 reviews.
Two dealerships here buy RVs, and both carry used inventory, so a unit they take in has somewhere to go. Country Tyme RV holds a 4.5 from 180 reviews and handles motorhomes, Class A coaches and consignment, which is worth knowing if your rig is unusual or you would rather not sell it outright. Ron Hoover RV & Marine of Georgetown rates 4.4 across 883 reviews and lists trade among its services, so an even swap toward a travel trailer or toy hauler is on the table. Call ahead, describe your unit honestly, and ask what paperwork they want before you drive over.
Before you accept any offer, check what your RV is worth on the used market yourself. NADA guides and a scan of current listings give you a floor. A dealership buying outright needs margin to resell, so expect less than a private sale would bring, and weigh that against not handling tire-kickers in your driveway. If you owe money on the RV, ask for the payoff figure from your lender in writing so the dealer's offer can be compared apples to apples. Do not sign anything until you understand whether they are buying the unit or taking it on consignment.
Both dealerships here offer financing, which usually means the finance office can fold a trade into a new purchase. Get pre-approval from your own bank or credit union before you sit down, then let them try to beat it. Ask about the service department while you are there. A dealership that buys used RVs will inspect yours, and the same crew handles warranty work on what they sell, so a walk through the service bay tells you something about how the place runs. Ron Hoover lists delivery, handy if you are upgrading and want the new unit brought to you.
Two dealerships here buy RVs, and both also sell used units and offer financing. That is a small field, so call both before you commit to a drive and describe your RV accurately to get a realistic range.
Ron Hoover RV & Marine of Georgetown lists trade among its services, so a trade toward a travel trailer or toy hauler is possible. Country Tyme RV handles consignment, which is a different route if you want the dealer to sell your unit for you.
Yes, both dealerships here offer financing. Get pre-approved by your own bank or credit union first so you have a rate to compare, and read the terms carefully before signing.
Confirm the payoff on any loan in writing, compare the offer against current used listings, and ask whether the dealer is buying outright or taking consignment. If you are trading, get the out-the-door price on the new unit in writing too.