PPL Motor Homes

This review is for the Lady Lake location in Florida. My husband and I are very disappointed with how the company handled our business with them. When I tell you there are too many problems to list I truly mean it from start to finish. From going in and getting a price to buy our trailer out right, and changing their mind to consignment, things being stolen from inside our RV, from the battery's being dead, the lies, it just goes on and on and on. So I highly suggest you stay away from the Lady Lake Florida location and find somewhere else to go. You've been warned.

PPL Motor Homes Service Department has a serious lack of integrity! They lie, they overcharge and it appears they are not well versed in fixing RV's. If they say they will call you, don't hold your breath, you will need to call them and if you actually get someone to answer you are incredibly lucky. They tell you they spent all this time on your RV - a lie! They come up with some ridiculous "industry standard" and what should only be 30 minutes they'll say is multiple hours. If it takes so long to identify a pretty basic situation, clearly they have no idea what they are doing! There is no communication between them, none of them seems to know what the other is doing. A few years ago I took my RV there and they did a decent job, since then they have obviously had employee turnover. Guess the ones that knew what they were doing, got tired of working for a company with no integrity and left. The current folks must take classes in customer deception, cause they seem to be good at that.

Had a major problem with our main slide out in my 2018 Georgetown. Took it to PPL here in Summerfield FL and met with Kristin and Joel in the service center. They accessed the situation and gave us an estimate that seemed ok. During the actual work they discovered a couple additional problems and called me to come over. We met, worked out what needed done and they finished the project in record time. I'd would highly recommend using these guys for your service work. Joel the service manager was great to work with.

... and lies, specifically dealing with KimberlyC. But since she's allowed to conduct business this way, that typically means management approves, so stay away from them all together if at all possible.

We paid for an inspection of items listed by PPL Motorhomes to be noted as working or not working at time of final pre-purchase review with the customer. The list provided by PPL included measuring the refrigerator and freezer temperatures, which was not done by our reviewer. This final inspection process can be overwhelming to the new owner as it reviews the entire workings of the trailer. This is the first weekend we will have the opportunity to use our new-to-us travel trailer and the refrigerator does not work, plus it is missing one of the handles for the sewer lines. This is unacceptable business practice.

I consulted these people to sell my Airstream camper. Nancy (listings manager) said that I could get $20-25K and they could sell it in about 30-45 days, based on previous sales. I asked her to send me the data on the last year of sales for Airstreams (listing price, selling price and days on market). Her tone changed very quickly, and she told me that was "proprietary information" and I could go somewhere else to sell it. So I took her advice I listed it on RV Trader on the web, sold it in 2 days for $40,000, and had more legitimate offers. Keep your hand on your wallet if you have to deal with these people.

When we consigned our RV at PPL Motorhomes in Summerfield, Florida, we had a nightmare of an experience. We lost over $4600 by taking our RV there for consignment and uncovered why it would also be bad to buy an RV there. It was so bad that we made a 40-page document and sent it to their headquarters in Houston, but never got a reply. We would recommend PPL Motorhomes only to our enemies. If you really want details, we made a video: https://youtu.be/0DHYD8FOkVQ