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bsmith0404 · 03-11-2015, 04:29 AM

We looked at the wholesalers in OH and MI, they were much lower on initial price, but gave us a low trade in price as well. The local dealer was only about $1500 more, it costs that much for shipping. The difference in shipping is about $1.50 per mile. The local dealer is easier to work with on warranty claims, but I've found that Camping World doesn't even bother asking where you purchased your unit, they just fix it. I've never dealt with the CW in Colorado Springs, but I'd assume they are about the same.

My experience, I decided to stay local (even though I was moving), I just didn't get a warm fuzzy on the customer service from the wholesaler. They deal with volume, period. Most of the feedback I found said there is very little, if any, customer service after the sale. You're just a number to them and the more I talked to them, the more I felt that.

03-11-2015, 04:29 AM	#11
bsmith0404 Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: Las Cruces Posts: 4,665	We looked at the wholesalers in OH and MI, they were much lower on initial price, but gave us a low trade in price as well. The local dealer was only about $1500 more, it costs that much for shipping. The difference in shipping is about $1.50 per mile. The local dealer is easier to work with on warranty claims, but I've found that Camping World doesn't even bother asking where you purchased your unit, they just fix it. I've never dealt with the CW in Colorado Springs, but I'd assume they are about the same. My experience, I decided to stay local (even though I was moving), I just didn't get a warm fuzzy on the customer service from the wholesaler. They deal with volume, period. Most of the feedback I found said there is very little, if any, customer service after the sale. You're just a number to them and the more I talked to them, the more I felt that. __________________ Brent 2013 Alpine 3500RE 2019 Silverado 2500HD Duramax U.S. Air Force Retired (25 yrs)