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Has anyone used National Indoor RV Centers for consignment sales? We’ve come to that point in our lives, it time to say goodbye to our wonderful coach. I was contacted by NIRVC yesterday and it seemed fair but I would feel better if I have heard success stories on using consignment as a tool for selling a coach.

National recognition and exposure is the big plus so it may move more quickly than sitting on the local lot (we only have one lot in this area). Or trying to move it in the Seattle area.

I have read various stories here over the years of successful “sales”, I just do not want deal with the people, the test drives and the paperwork so I’ve opted for consignment.

Thanks all. What a great group.

Ken and Janet Wahl

2017 Discovery 40x

w/Buick Envision in tow

Dollie, Star and Charlie

Washington

We bought a new 2022 Southwind (gas) from NIRV - very happy with the sales transaction, but the follow-up technical support sucked. When we tried to trade-in our 1-year old coach, NIRV was not cooperative and actually sold (2 weeks later) the coach we wanted to someone else at the price we had offered. NIRV management appears professional, but i sense an arrogance in the sales dept. We won't use them again. We went to Campingworld (yes!) and were thrilled with the negotiation - they made it happen. It's hit or miss, with any dealer or reseller. I would study the market value, and move it fast at that price. There are several options to promote and sell your coach. Good luck.

Johan & Cindy Praats

2019 LXE 40M, Cummins L9 380 HP, XCM Freightliner

2022 Escape flat tow