Jake's RV Sales
Phoenix RV dealer with a 4.3 rating from 35 reviews, known for used motorhomes and consignment sales.
Phoenix has three dealers that buy RVs, and the two with real storefronts are worth a call before you list anything yourself. One is a small consignment-friendly operation, the other is a volume dealer with a service department. The third is an online buyer, which is a different animal. Here is how I would sort them.
Phoenix RV dealer with a 4.3 rating from 35 reviews, known for used motorhomes and consignment sales.
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Jake's RV Sales carries a 4.3 rating across 35 reviews and handles used units, motorhomes, Class A coaches, consignment and outright buys. Little Dealer Little Prices of Phoenix runs 4.1 across more than a thousand reviews, and it does new and used, motorhomes, travel trailers, consignment and buying, plus financing, service and parts under one roof. That volume cuts both ways. You get a real service department and a finance office, but you also get a line. Call ahead, ask who handles appraisals, and bring the title and maintenance records. A written offer from one dealer gives you something to compare against the other.
Both Phoenix dealerships on this list take consignment, and two of the three buy outright. That choice matters more than the ratings. An outright buy puts cash in your hand in days, usually below private-party value, because the dealer carries the resale risk. Consignment leaves the rig on their lot and pays you when it sells, minus a commission, and you keep more if it moves. Ask each dealer for both numbers on your unit, get the commission in writing, and confirm who pays for lot insurance and any repairs found during their inspection. If you are not in a hurry, consignment often wins on a motorhome.
Sell my RV online is the third option, listed for used units and buys with no rating and no reviews on file. No reviews is not a red flag on its own, it just means you are doing your own homework. Get the offer in writing, read how and when they pay, and confirm who handles transport. Whichever route you take, dig out the title, the lien release if you still owe, and service records, since a documented roof and chassis history moves an offer. Off-season is a better time to sell than spring. And if you are trading toward another RV, price the trade and the new unit separately so the math stays honest.
Three are listed here. Two are walk-in dealerships, Jake's RV Sales and Little Dealer Little Prices of Phoenix, and the third is an online buyer called Sell my RV online. The walk-in pair also takes consignment, so you have a sell-outright or consign choice at either counter.
Little Dealer Little Prices of Phoenix, with 1,014 reviews and a 4.1 rating. Jake's RV Sales has 35 reviews at 4.3. Review counts are not the whole story, though. A smaller dealer may give your rig more attention and a faster answer on an appraisal.
Outright gets you paid quickly, usually below private-party value. Consignment keeps the rig on a dealer lot and pays you at sale minus commission, which can net more if you can wait. Ask both Phoenix dealerships for a cash offer and a consignment estimate on the same unit before deciding.
The title, any lien release if you still owe on it, service records, and the keys. Clean rigs with documented maintenance get better offers. If you are trading toward another RV, have the dealer price the trade and the new unit separately, and get financing pre-approval from your own bank first.