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Looking at buying an RV. Where would you recommend to purchase?

Pik-a-dilly in Brandon!!!

Lend always had a good selection of used and great service.

Stay in Brandon or close to Brandon to buy, don't head west, not great service, speaking from experience.

bigmoe said "Lend always had a good selection of used and great service. "

If even a fraction of what I've heard about Lens is true I wouldn't deal there.

JackAzz said "    bigmoe said "Lend always had a good selection of used and great service. " If even a fraction of what I've heard about Lens is true I wouldn't deal there. "

Agree!!

Have nothing but great things to say about 4 Season Sales. Have been dealing there for years! Service has been great. Have had a seasonal spot last few years, so have had there service come to me. Awesome is all I can say!

We used 4 seasons. Always been good to us.

If your buying new try village Rv in Regina beat 4 seasons by 6 grand same trailer and 4 grand at pic a dilly different brand and lower quality. If buying used need to look araound used varies in price depending on how much they have in it. Would not recommend buying used privately unless you really know what you are looking at. If you need help pm me have 10 years in Rv business experience.

i used to think pikadilly was good but have had some horrible service there lately ): i am now dealing with advantage trailer sales

Looked at a camper there last year we opened the door and there's mice droppings all over, so sales guy said well looks like insurance call to make and we left. I left it a day and they still advertised the camper for sale. So I emailed them about the same camper and they were still trying to sell the same one with mice droppings. Never been back and don't plan on it at all.

Go where you feel comfortable and buy what suits your needs. I was in the market for a small 5th wheel. Pik A Dilly had only one style and it wasn't what I liked. 4 seasons didn't seem to be interested in dealing with me too much. I did lots of google searches and youtube videos as many us dealers will have 360 views of inside trailers. We were on a road trip to Alberta and on youtube I found a double slide trailer we loved. It was just north of Saskatoon so on the way. Looked at it on the way there, hit up a couple more places and ended up buying on our way back. People ask why I would buy a trailer 6 hours away. Ummmmm.....I am buying a portable home for myself, not service. Everyone tried to sell me on their service ability. Well if I need service that much am I buying junk? So far a broken cog on a slideout due to not level - totally my fault. 6 hour drive to dealer and fixed. Anything minor was shipped to me and I replaced. Very simple stuff. Also trailers are all made by a few companies so just because I bought out of town doesn't mean they cannot be fixed locally. I know the local dealers can be that type that will push me aside to fix all their stuff and make me wait regardless.

Pik a dilly was great and easy to deal with when buying new. However their service work is horrible and my camper has been back 3 times and still not fixed correctly. Finally told them to order the pieces I need and I'll do it myself. I would suggest purchasing elsewhere as service is a major concern. Even if the purchase price is more

on your mark...get set... POST said "On my eyes is a joke! They do NOTdeal even tho they are 90% consignment! They will not call customer to entertain offers sticker price is where it's at plus you have to pay 1 tax! You are much further ahead to go off Ebrandon or Kijii. They are not even present to deal with and their parts are horribly expensive and lots of times used! I just noticed on my way home there is a guy on #10 north that sells campers also there had to have been 15 campers there! He is about 1/2 way between Brandon and minnedosa "

Agree!!!