INDEPENDENT RV, LLC
Modesto RV dealer and repair shop rated 4.9 by 283 reviewers, selling used motorhomes and travel trailers.
California has 141 used RV dealers, and the inventory is wider than most shoppers expect: travel trailers lead the way, with motorhomes close behind and plenty of camper vans, toy haulers and pop-ups mixed in. Average ratings sit at 4.3, which means the good dealerships are easy to separate from the rest if you read the reviews. Buying off-season and pre-approved helps.
Modesto RV dealer and repair shop rated 4.9 by 283 reviewers, selling used motorhomes and travel trailers.
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El Cajon towable RV dealer with a 4.7-star rating and 90 reviews, known for no-pressure sales and quick consignment.
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Acton RV dealer with new and used RVs, plus service, parts, and financing, rated 4.6 from 508 reviews.
Of those 141 dealerships, 109 carry travel trailers and 96 carry motorhomes, so the classic towable-versus-drivable decision is really a question of what you want to maintain. Camper vans show up at 48 dealerships and toy haulers at 57, which is more than you might guess for a state where storage is a real conversation. Pop-ups (32), Airstreams (18) and truck campers (14) round out the smaller options. Class A motorhomes appear at 51 dealerships. If you have never towed anything, rent a trailer for a weekend before you commit to a travel trailer. Pre-approval from your own bank or credit union costs nothing and gives you a number to shop against.
Ratings here average 4.3, and several dealerships sit well above that. INDEPENDENT RV, LLC in the Sacramento area holds a 4.9 across 283 reviews, with used, consignment and service all under one roof. RV Ready has a 4.8 from 1,333 reviews, the largest volume on this list, so read the recent ones carefully. Basecamp Rv Sales (4.9, 154 reviews) handles used units and buys, and Referral Auto Group Inc (4.9) adds toy haulers to the mix. New Autos Inc. and Galaxy Campers both sit at 4.9 with smaller review counts. A high score on a thin review base means less than a slightly lower score across hundreds.
Sixty-seven dealerships here handle consignment, which is worth knowing if you are selling rather than buying. A consignment unit is owned by a private party, so the dealership may know less about its history than a trade-in it inspected. Ask for service records and walk the roof and seams yourself. Twenty-six dealerships buy used units outright, so a quote from one of them gives you a baseline before you negotiate. California paperwork rewards patience. Get the bill of sale and title transfer in writing before you hand over money, and confirm the tags and registration are current. Financing is offered at 89 dealerships, but compare a dealer quote against your own bank.
There are 141 used RV dealerships in the state. Motorhomes appear at 96 of them and travel trailers at 109, so most shoppers will find both types nearby.
The average is 4.3. INDEPENDENT RV, LLC and Basecamp Rv Sales both sit at 4.9, while RV Ready holds a 4.8 across more than 1,300 reviews.
Eighty-nine of the 141 dealerships offer financing. Get pre-approved with your own bank or credit union first, then compare that rate against the dealer's offer before you agree to terms.
Sixty-seven dealerships handle consignment, and 26 buy used units outright. A consignment sale often nets more than a trade-in, but it takes longer and the dealership's cut comes out of your price.