Advanced RV is nothing short of fantastic! We keep a travel trailer a few miles away from advanced…read moreRV and use it every summer. It seems that at the beginning or end of each trip, the trailer develops a problem. However, the problems are quickly solved when I call up advanced RVs office manager Lindsey Mae. She gets me an appointment quickly, and Ed, the owner, greets me when we arrive to diagnose the problem. Master technician Dave then puts his great skills to work, repairs and resolves the problem, and we're back on the road. We have found them to be super helpful, extremely proficient, efficient, and fair priced. In the past, we've had expensive, rather poor service at some other Portland area locations. Advanced RV might better be called Angel RV. Thanks Lindsey Mae, Ed, and Dave for continued superb service.

Since my 2022 review of advanced RV painting and repair, I've needed repairs for my travel trailer…read moretwo more times. Both times I called the excellent receptionist office manager Lindsey May and was immediately put into contact with the owner and. Both of these were somewhat emergency needs as in the first case I was putting the trailer away for the season and heading back to Hawaii and in the second case I needed to get my refrigerator working before we left for our camping trip. And diagnosed the problems immediately and got me in despite having a busy schedule of repairs. The repairs were excellent, affordable, and desperately needed. Ed and his technician Dave are both highly talented and and also personable and friendly. I give them the highest praise and recommend others consider getting their RVs maintained and repaired at advanced RV repair just below. Woodburn Oregon

I am so glad I found Stan's card in my drawer when I needed help with my 5th wheel. We are full…read moretimers and normally you get put out a week, or more for service. I called Stan on a Saturday and he was there in about an hour. He tried every way to save me money, and in the end saved me a lot! He always answered my calls, or returned them within a reasonable amount of time. He seems very knowledgeable, and did a great job of making sure it was done right. He's my new go to guy.

My RV had a busted slide out couldn't get it in place so he came out and he helped fix it so we…read morecould get it in place and move it. Otherwise it would've been stuck and I would've known what to do. Very helpful very kind and I will definitely use them if I need them again.

Quick service and fixed the problem I was having with my motorhome. Will definitely call if I have…read moreany further problems in the future.

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I reached out to Power RV, because they were somewhat local, they appeared to be a smaller…read moredealership, and being a small business owner myself, I always try to support smaller, local businesses. I went to Power RV about July 5th, 2025. I met with Kelley and was able to test drive the 2025 Coachmen Crosstrail 20XG motor home. I had been researching these for quite a while, and the drive did not disappoint. Over the next couple weeks, I negotiated a fair price through Kelley, who was running negotiations through David, the owner. After agreeing on price, Juan, the finance manager, reached out to collect a $3,000 deposit. I told Kelley from the beginning that I was going to have a third-party pre-purchase inspection, and had my own financing. I did send Kelley all of the preapproval information on August 6th. Kelley thanked me for the information and said that's exactly what they would need. When the inspector arrived, they had an extension cord plugged into the RV, and the propane tank was not full. They did have a hose available. The inspector called me during the inspection to inform me that the RV had a "hot skin condition, " meaning there was voltage on the outside of the RV. He was able to have the motorhome moved to a different area of the dealership where he could get a 30 amp connection. Once it was plugged into a 30 amp connection and not an extension cord, the original issue with the hot skin condition cleared. They also eventually filled up the propane tank. There were several items on the inspection report such as an electrical outlet wired wrong, a couple of the outside doors would not lock, there was a fair amount of rust on the driveshaft and rear differential, and a couple of loose/missing trim pieces inside the motorhome. They agreed to correct the items, except for the undercarriage rust that was mentioned. The comment that I got was "all vehicles have rust." Even with that, I was prepared to move forward, because for a few hundred dollars, I could have the rust removed. They needed a few more days to get those issues corrected, so the date agreed upon to go down and finalize things was August 12th. Friends drove me down to the dealership on August 12th. I met with Kelley, who took me in to meet with Juan, the finance manager. I sat down to review and handed him the cashiers check for the down payment. Juan appeared confused. It appeared he was expecting a check for the full amount. I told him I had pre-approved financing, and I had provided all the information to their dealership the week before. Juan said he would need to talk with the owner. I left the finance manager's office and returned to the motor home to wait. We had arrived at the dealership around 11:30 and around 3:30 or so, they still did not have things figured out. Kelley told me that they would deliver the RV to my home once they had everything resolved. My friends and I left the dealership. After thinking about things, I canceled the deal. If it is this difficult to purchase a motor home, I cannot imagine what any service needs would be like. I had to request my $3,000 deposit back on three separate days before I received it. Here's my take. They do not like it when you come in with your own pre-approved financing. They had all the pre-approval financing information for six days, and they told me to come down to pick up the motor home on August 12th. I don't know whether the lack of working with my finance company was deliberate or an accident, but in any case, it caused me a lot of wasted time. Seems to be an important question as they are the ones who told me to come down on August 12 to pick up the motor home. While waiting in the motor home on August 12, Kelley would check in periodically with me. I feel bad for the position she was put in. I feel like the owner really dropped the ball on this. Let's be clear, I was not buying a set of bath towels. This was a $135,000 motor home. Although nobody was rude per se', ownership doesn't seem to care. Very disappointed. I do not recommend this dealership.

Nate was first class from start to finish, answering questions, calling back promptly and even…read moreoffering a facetime walk-through of the rig since it was preowned and we're 4 hours away. So there he was, setting up a tent trailer in the rain on facetime! Couldn't be more impressed!