Motorhome Specialist good or bad to purchase from?

[NMRVer]

I bought my 2015 Class-A Challenger 37KT from there. We didn't have any issues with the sales team or the maintenance department. We did have some issues with the unit that they correct during the PDI. I would buy from there again and would expect it to go just as smoothly. Also I've got 3 other coworkers that have purchased from them with no issues also.

If you haven't purchase there, how can you make a comment.

[WILDEBILL308]

Originally Posted by Pargolfer

First of all thanks for all the replies
Finally found one in LA thru RV Trader. 2015 Entegra Anthem 44b
The seller purchased a new Cornerstone from NIRVC Nashville.
NIRVC did my purchase as what they called an in and out as a courtesy to the buyer of the new Cornerstone.

Thanks again!

Chuck

Have you picked up your 2015 Entegra Anthem 44b yet?
Bill

[Pargolfer]

Bill,
Yes we drove it from Nashville to Post Falls ID.
Chuck

[OldBaldFat]

Originally Posted by HaloThere

Are we calling RV Sales people "Motorhome Specialists" now? Sounds wrong to me!

The location / dealership was founded with the name "Motorhome Specialists" because they only sold Class A units, diesel and gasoline, at the time they opened. They added Class C units in the next couple of years.

Even now with Blue Compass ownership - they Specialize in Motorhome Sales.

For many years they would not even take a 5er or a Trailer as a trade-in.

A bit of snobs for many years about only handling Motorhomes - but they got generally favorable reviews, and repeat, happy customers.

As I said above, they are close, and used to be generally easy to talk with, browse, compare brands.

Yes, they tended to not have many things in the more popular models. They've had more TVs stolen out of RVs than a Best Buy carries. Even mattresses taken, and more knobs and such than you can imagine.

Over the years they learned that folks can't be trusted to look at RVs and use them as sources for free parts.

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Chuck,

Glad you found what you wanted.

Happy Trails.

[WILDEBILL308]

Originally Posted by Pargolfer

Bill,
Yes we drove it from Nashville to Post Falls ID.
Chuck

How was your experience? Where are you headed for your first trip?

OldBaldFat, "A bit of snobs for many years about only handling Motorhomes" Not just that. Awhile back I Stopped in to look at a coach I had checked out on line and it was well within my budget. One of the salesmen in his 10 gal hat and boots walked out on the porch, looked down at us, and said before I could ask about the RV " We don't have anything you can afford". Turned and went back inside. That was a couple of RVs ago and I haven't been back.
Bill

[Pargolfer]

Bill
The coach drove amazing especially coming from a gasser. Drove 500+ miles a day with no driver fatigue. It handled well and seems to have enough power.
The biggest issues with the coach
1) all the dash gauges would go off intermittently and stay off for hours and then randomly come back on. On about the third day they were on all day except for the last hour.
2) there’s an issue with the parking brake that is intermittent

Our next trip will be to Yellowstone for a week with friends if my new roof that I’m having put on is done. That’s another story for another day!

Chuck