We were interested in an older Class B RV that is relatively hard to find. On the website, they listed one for sale at a price that was too good to be true. Because this was a new trade-in, it had yet to go through service and detail. I had two days worth of multiple conversations with the salesman, and he relayed the owner of the dealership's comments to me as well on the condition of this unit. The word pristine came up multiple times. I made a decision that I really wanted to go see this as soon as possible, and actually had money in hand as well as insurance set up in case we bought it. This was based off of the assurance that this RV was in "pristine" condition. The word pristine was used over and over, plus the vehicle only had 20K miles on it, making me feel that they were not being deceptive. When we got there, the paint and clearcoat was completely peeling off the bottom of the RV ( I was told that the clear coat was peeling slightly at the very bottom), the upholstery was stained (I was told it was not), wood around upholstery was rotting, brittle and falling apart, the heating coil unit that was in one of the enclosed areas outside of the camper was corroded badly, air condition did not work properly (I was told it was "ice cold but there was a humming noise that was possibly a blower, otherwise the air worked fine"), cabinets were warped from water damage, engine was dirty, and there was caulking around all of the outside windows that looked awful. Will not even consider buying a unit from this dealership in the future. read more