Bretz RV & Marine
Family-owned RV and boat dealer in Pasco with a 4.9-star rating from 253 reviews, praised for no-pressure sales and kind staff.
Selling an RV is usually harder than buying one, and in Pasco you have two dealers that will actually make an offer instead of just listing it. That is a short list, so it pays to know what each one carries and which one moves the kind of rig you own. I have sold one coach outright and traded another, and the difference came down to who wanted it.
Family-owned RV and boat dealer in Pasco with a 4.9-star rating from 253 reviews, praised for no-pressure sales and kind staff.
Pasco RV dealer with new and used motorhomes and trailers, financing and service on site.
Within a short drive of Pasco. A lot of buyers cross a county line or two for the right unit, or a better price.
Family-owned Richland RV dealer selling new and used trailers and motorhomes, plus a full service shop.
Bretz RV & Marine earns a 4.9 from 253 reviews, and Camping World - Pasco sits at 4.4 across 1,287. That review gap tells you something about volume and something about expectations. Bretz carries new and used motorhomes, travel trailers, toy haulers and consignment units, with parts and consignment on site. Camping World covers the same ground plus camper vans, pop-ups, Airstream and Class A coaches, and it adds financing and a service department. If your rig is a nichemodel, the bigger inventory store is the more likely buyer. Call before you drive. Ask who appraises trade-ins that day and what they need from you.
Both dealers buy, and both handle consignment, so you have a choice between a straight sale and letting them retail it for a fee. Two of the dealers here list used units, and the type counts show motorhomes, travel trailers and toy haulers are the common stock. Pop-ups and camper vans show up too, but in thinner numbers. A toy hauler or a diesel pusher will draw attention. An older pop-up may sit unless the price is right. Clean title in hand, service records, and a fresh wash matter more than the year on the decal. Get your own pre-purchase inspection done before you accept an offer, and know your payoff if you still owe on it.
One of the two dealers offers financing, so if you are trading rather than selling outright, you can often roll the difference into the next rig on the same visit. Get pre-approved at your own bank first so you have a number to compare against. Late fall and winter are slower for RV sales, and a dealer with floor space is more willing to talk then. Ask what they will give you on trade versus what they would pay cash. Those are different numbers, and it is fair to ask for both. Check the service department hours too, since a buyer will.
Two. Bretz RV & Marine and Camping World - Pasco both list buy and consignment among their services, so you have a real choice between a cash offer and letting one of them retail your rig for a fee.
Bretz RV & Marine holds a 4.9 average from 253 reviews. Camping World - Pasco averages 4.4 from 1,287 reviews. Read a few recent ones about trade-in values, since that is the part that matters when you are selling.
Consignment usually nets more if you can wait, because the dealer retails it at a higher price and takes a cut. A straight sale is faster and simpler. Ask both dealers for a cash offer and a consignment estimate before you decide.
Bring the title, your loan payoff if you have one, service records, and both sets of keys. Have the rig clean and the tanks empty. A recent inspection report helps, and it shows the dealer you are serious about the numbers.