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DebbieMH · 02-23-2016, 09:22 AM

One good thing about Entegra is if you do have issues, Entegra will authorize a service of your choice (usually) to fix the issue. You don't have to go back to the dealer you bought it from. I've had warranty items worked on by a couple of different places - all ma and pop ... Entegra either worked it out with them and sent them a check, or I paid and Entegra reimbursed me in full.

Trapper56 · 02-23-2016, 09:23 AM

I shopped all of the dealers, knowing exactly what I wanted, and asked for an "out the door price in writing" from seated at my desk at home. When I got the winning bid, I then specified a delivery condition expectation as part of the contract.
So far 7,500 miles later no problems. Once out the door your sales person and sales management are no longer part of the deal and they are on to the next sale.

Ann n Gene · 02-23-2016, 11:34 AM

I have bought Entegras from Robin at RV One, Cowboy at MHSRV and Angie at NIRVC. The sales and delivery experience was good to excellent at all three. I feel like I have dealt with three very good sales reps. NIRVC total experience has been better by miles! From Angie to Brett (CEO) to Eddie to all of the techs, the make ready and cleanup ladies and even the detail guys. They not only do a great job, they are very friendly and pleasant to deal with. Much like buying an Entegra, buying from NIRVV is very much like becoming part of the family. Our service after the sale has been as great as the sales experience. These people promise great, timely service with an appointment and they deliver. I have had factory service several times and it is fantastic but NIRVC service and techs are right there with their factory counterparts. My thanks all of them for delivering what they promise when they say they can do it. All my experience and JMHO . Good luck, it is a big decision.

2016 44 B Topaz Cornerstone
2014 MKT towed

Tall Tex · 02-23-2016, 11:58 AM

We are on I20 right now heading to NIRVC to pick up our new 2016 42RBQ tomorrow morning. I'll up date after the PDI. Their price was the best I found making it worth making the trip from San Antonio. We plan to stay at or near NIRVC 2 to 3 nights as needed to shake everything down before heading home.

lowejug · 02-23-2016, 12:21 PM

I would go to all 3 of these dealers that everybody is mentioning hear and ask them all to give there final and best price and let them know you are shopping all 3 dealers and you are going to buy at the lowest priced dealer... That way you get the best deal.. That way on the re-sale down the road you are not tanked in the purchase.. Overpaying for a motorhome can greatly come back to haunt you so it's very important you buy it right. That goes for all brands of motorhomes.
Whatever you do do not buy from a California dealer... They are the kings of over priced motorhomes and will sit there and play games with you like you wouldn't believe. Best of luck!!!

Cruzer · 02-23-2016, 12:59 PM

Definitely NIRVC.

I could list the reasons why but they would all be repetitions of what everyone else has said. Truly a class act and they certainly have my repeat business.

Marcosdad · 02-23-2016, 01:15 PM

From your location, I'd go to NIRVC unless you find a good reason not to. For those of us west of the Mississippi, don't forget Beaver. Excellent dealership and aggressive on price.

pallencollin · 02-23-2016, 01:24 PM

Purchased our '14 Anthem from Richardsons RV in Menifee CA. Thankfully they are no longer an Entegra authorized dealer.
"ENOUGH SAID"

Peter Collins
Woodland WA
2014 Anthem 42DEQ

Good To Go · 02-23-2016, 01:41 PM

I purchased from PHARR RV's in Lubbock, TX. Great service and very nice staff.

I would buy from them again without hesitation.

Give Alan Sower from sales a call. 806-548-4003 cell 1-800-952-2389 office.

TerrySt · 02-23-2016, 04:11 PM

I am picking up a new Aspire 42RBQ next Wednesday from Bill Plemmons RV in Rural Hall, NC. So far I have no complaints with the process. I went to LD Tampa, North Trail in Ft. Myers while down in February and can't say the same about either of them.

M Bakunin · 02-23-2016, 05:04 PM

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Originally Posted by TerrySt

I am picking up a new Aspire 42RBQ next Wednesday from Bill Plemmons RV in Rural Hall, NC. So far I have no complaints with the process. I went to LD Tampa, North Trail in Ft. Myers while down in February and can't say the same about either of them.

Anybody have any experience with a dealer in Grand Rapids, Michigan called Terrytown RV or Motorhomes2go? They are close by and seem to have several in stock.

Mike
2013 Thor Palazzo 36.1

classicalgas · 02-23-2016, 08:04 PM

I'm going to run against the tide here and say that I haven't had any issues with Lazydays Tampa. It probably has a lot to do with the salesman and delivery process. My sales guy is the top Tiffin guy in the country (yeah, I've seen the award). Second, I stayed in delivery (approximately 10 days) until they fixed all of the issues that I could find). Next, I live in the Tampa metro area so it is an easy pick for me. I bought my 2016 Aspire from the Tampa RV Show, and the price was better than others' advertised discount prices. Scheduling follow up service was easy but it was 1 month out. Not a problem for me because I'm local. I might have done better somewhere else but local service was really high on my list of criteria.

Anthem46 · 02-23-2016, 08:24 PM

The first 2 Enterga's were not from NIRVC, all the rest will be from NIRVC, they do everything for you.

Hayman · 02-24-2016, 05:40 AM

We asked 5 dealers for bids. Two of those highly regarded mentioned by others never gave us bids ! The other 3 did and it was Lazydays vs MHSRV with Lazydays coming out on top after several weeks of didcussions. Just our experience !