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Has anyone dealt with RV Clinic in Brunswick Georgia? I'm interested in an RV that they have on their website. And I'm wondering if they are trustworthy and a legitimate…

I bought a 2005 Monaco Cayman. Paid $20,000. Cash Deal. Wired funds to RV Clinics, Brunswick Georgia. They called the day of delivery and said our RV was totaled in a wreck on the way to us.… Read more

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Southern Auto & Diesel

Southern Auto & Diesel

(8 reviews)

roceed with caution. We're at a point in time where delays are inevitable, so expect that. However,…read morealso understand that business' are in turn flexible with customers. I should've had my Ford F-350 back from these guys last week. Fuel contamination resulted in this shop charging an outrageous $125/hr shop time and 250% mark up for parts. $7,800 for parts that I could buy OEM from Ford for $3,200. Total $12,000! Considering this, they don't even offer any type of military/government discount. I'm LE and asked, which is highly unusual that they wouldn't offer. When asked about shop rates being higher than ford, the owner, Robert initially indicated that he charges less than factory, but when faced with the facts stated, "My rates are my rates, I don't match dealership rates." Really?? You charge more than the dealer?? You wouldn't be in business, simply unsustainable. End of rant. Just find another shop that has integrity and operates ethically. The guy doesn't seem terrible on a personal note. Just poor practices. Update, upon picking up truck, Robert demanded I get a cashiers check or cash to pay him rather than accept the Geico insurance check. I took it to BOA and they said the business is required to deposit into their business account and this is very common practice. I was eventually able to get the cashiers check, but later learned he wanted the immediate funds since he had damaged my truck while at the shop. I provided Robert with the cashiers check and my deductible. When leaving the shop, within an hour, the "ater in fuel" light was active on dash, as well as "service charging system" light illuminated, which wasn't on when left for servicing. This shop literally damaged my truck further. Robert claimed fuel system is guaranteed by Ford for 2 yrs. This is false and was verified via Ford who couldn't find the repair by my vin. This shop also charged my shop for 15 gallons of diesel replacement and failed to fulfill this, returning my truck bone try if fuel. Robert knew I was leaving the state and when asked if he could fix the new charging system and fuel/water issue, he stated "I'd get on the road if I were you." On further attempts to contact him, he never responded to calls/texts and his shop is always locked. Litigation to follow... don't put yourself in this situation. Take it to a reputable shop. It's very unfortunate that this business is fostering a terrible reputation for small locals businesses. Up until this point, I've always supported them and they've been good to me.

STAY AWAY!! He had our motorhome for 4 months for a repair that should have taken 2 weeks with…read moreparts delays included. He overcharged us by a factor of 2 to 3 times what he should have. I have subsequent quotes from reputable Freightliner dealers for less than half of what he charged. We were just so grateful to finally get it fixed and out of there after 4 months of abuse and neglect that we even neglected to get a receipt. If our 50,000 lb. motorhome was in a position that we could have towed it out of there, we would have. I have detailed extemporaneous notes and copies of the hundreds of answered and unanswered texts(mostly unanswered) to corroborate my saga. He would only accept cash for parts and repairs totaling over $10,000 saying that his credit card company will not allow a transaction over $1500. This is not a person who should be doing business with the public.

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Camping World

(86 reviews)

I do not recommend Camping World to anyone EVER. We purchased a camper from the Savannah location…read moreand we were told lie after lie about the service, what was around with our camper and how long it would take to do the repairs. An arrangement was made for us to go to the Concord, NC location since it was closer to our home and the staff at this locations was just as bad. At one point we were told that they "found our camper"... they lost it??? Camping World has a huge internal disconnect and communication problem which in turn causes poor customer service. I hope for Camping World's sake they can get their internal Problems worked out so they can provide better customer service. Update after Camping World's comment below. My husband has sent Camping World's customer service multiple emails and had multiple phone calls with customer service. To this date (several months later) the issues have not been resolved.

Been waiting 60 days for my plate that Camping World was supposed to get for me. After 45 days my…read moretemp ran out, had to rent storage unit to get my class b van off street. Called manager of store he hasn't called me back. Now I have a trip we are supposed to go on can't take our RV so have to rent one for 1800 a week for 2 weeks good luck with Camping World they are terrible here are some other reviews good luck also 47000 members face book Camping world sucks face book page all complaints about this company https://youtu.be/W6Tth9wYOjk?si=GUrM_LGsk6jk2m6_ CAMPING WORLD EXPOSED! MILLIONS OWED TO RV BUYERS - JUDGE'S RULING CHANGES EVERYTHING!

Travelcamp RV - Jacksonville - About to do a thing!

Travelcamp RV - Jacksonville

(64 reviews)

Greater Arlington

I was sold a 2018 Winnebago Rv and told it was a 2019. so I was charged the 2019 value for a 2018…read morevehicle. I agreed to one price and by the time they added all of there fees it was a good $30,000 more in price. do Not shop here these people lie and make you sit for hours waiting on the paperwork. Horrible place!

Bottom line up front, I brought my camper in for a consignment sale to be sold on Travelcamp's lot,…read moreduring which time it was damaged and Travelcamp said it was unable to be repaired due to a lack of repair supplies at their dealership. This entire process took over 8 months of dealing with 4 different managers who often did not return my calls or texts, and placed the burden of coordination within their company and corporate office on me. I brought my camper here and entered into a 90 consignment deal to sell it at Travelcamp. After the 90 days were up, I called to arrange a pickup of my camper so that I could bring it to another dealership to sell since it hadn't sold at Travelcamp. I tried for over a week to get in touch with a consignment sales representative to arrange the pickup but nobody answered, so after a week, I showed up to Travelcamp to pick up my travel trailer. When I arrived, the camper was brought to the front of the lot, and I discovered that a window in the camper had been left open for a period of time which allowed the camper to flood on the inside due to rain storms, causing significant water damage to the inside of the camper. I initially complained about this to the manager about the damage to which he replied that he would have the unit detailed. I told him that wasn't enough and that the water damage inside the camper needed to be repaired, and not simply detailed. He then told me that he didn't "know what to do" and that I would have to take the issue up with the corporate office. I attempted to call the corporate office over 50 times over the following 5 days and never received a response either by phone, email, or text. I left a message on every single call. Additionally I placed at least another 10 calls to the consignment sales team at Travelcamp as well as to the manager that originally signed my consignment sales contract, and still did not receive an answer. About a week after my initial calls, a member from the corporate office returned my calls and said that they couldn't help me, but that another corporate representative would be reaching out to me. I received a call from an individual the next day and they told me that my camper would be repaired on Travelcamp's dime, and that my original consignment manager would be the leading point of contact for all business going forward. Fast forward approximately 3 months: In dealing with the Travelcamp repair center, I was told by the initial manager that I dealt with 3 months after the initial discovery of the water damage inside, that my camper was "repaired" and that "it [was] in better shape than when I brought it in" for its original sale. Additionally as a gesture of good faith, Travelcamp offered to pay for an independent RV inspector to come and inspect the repair job. After the inspection technician and I had inspected the unit, we found an attempted repair job to the camper where an 8"x8" square had been cut out of the wall and then a patch job was attempted where a random piece of material was sloppily glued on top of the existing wall. Additionally, there was white fuzzy material still growing out of the floor of the camper which I presumed to be a result of the previous water damage, and shrunken and rotted wall paneling where water had been soaked up into the side wall of the inside of the camper. I expressed to the service department that the repair job was unacceptable and they told me that due to material shortages, that they would not be able to do anything else for me or perform any further repair job. I told them that they needed to purchase the camper to make it right if it couldn't be repaired. Once again I was told that I would have to deal with the corporate office and that nothing could be done for me at the local dealership. Additionally, the managers tried several times to get me to use my personal insurance to make a claim against the camper to have the damage fixed; a suggestion that I refused multiple times because I didn't want to raise my personal insurance rates for damage caused by Travelcamp. Fast forward another month, and I finally got a meeting with the corporate office sales representative, who was the only positive point of contact from this entire experience. I told him the entire story, 8 months start to finish with this consignment deal, the damage done to the unit, and the botched repair job for which he apologized and bought the camper from me. This is a very brief overview of my experience with Travelcamp. I will not be returning as a customer.

RV Clinics - rv_dealers - Updated May 2026

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