PPL Motor Homes
Texas consignment RV dealer with 450-500 rigs on the lot and a no-pressure sales style.
New Braunfels sits between San Antonio and Austin, which means toy hauler shoppers here can pull from two metro markets without committing to either. Two dealerships in town carry toy haulers, and both also sell used units and take consignments, so the inventory turns over more than the count suggests. Four more dealers sit within reach if the first two don't have the floor plan you want.
Texas consignment RV dealer with 450-500 rigs on the lot and a no-pressure sales style.
New Braunfels RV dealer selling new and used motorhomes and travel trailers, with financing, parts, service and consignment.
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PPL Motor Homes on the consignment side runs a 4.2 from 487 reviews, and Camping World - New Braunfels holds a 4.0 across 2,658 reviews. Both stock toy haulers and both offer financing, which matters because toy hauler loans can be trickier than standard travel trailer paper. PPL handles service and trade-ins too, so a current rig can offset the new one. Camping World adds a parts counter and buys units outright. Between the two, you can compare a consignment unit against a retail one in the same afternoon. Call ahead and confirm the garage length you need is actually on the property, since listings and inventory drift apart.
Both stores list used toy haulers, and with two consignment dealers in town, private-seller units often pass through a dealer instead. That is not automatically better or worse, but it does mean the dealer should have the prior owner's records. Ask for them. Get a pre-purchase inspection from an inspector who is not affiliated with the selling dealer, and pay attention to the ramp door, the fuel station and the tie-down points, which take the hardest use. Off-season shopping tends to give you more room to negotiate, and a financing pre-approval from your own bank before you walk in keeps the conversation about the trailer, not the loan.
The pull from both metros is real, and the nearby count of four more dealers gives you a loop rather than a single stop. Group your visits by highway so you are not crossing town twice. If neither New Braunfels dealer has the garage size or the hitch weight you need, the wider Texas toy hauler listings are the next step before you settle. Budget a full day rather than an afternoon, because the walk-through at delivery is where you learn how the generator, the awning and the water system actually work. Record that walk-through on your phone.
Two dealerships in New Braunfels carry toy haulers, and both are in the top group above. Four more dealers are within driving distance if you want to widen the search.
Yes, both offer financing, along with service and consignment. Getting pre-approved by your own bank first gives you a rate to compare against what the dealer quotes.
PPL Motor Homes lists trade among its features. Camping World buys units outright, which is a different transaction and often simpler if you do not want another trailer from that dealer.
The ramp door seals, the fuel station, the tie-downs and the generator hours. Hire an independent inspector, and ask for the previous owner's maintenance records before you sign anything.