Paul R.
Stole our $3000 deposit
We put down a $3,000 deposit on a new Nexus motorhome after being assured it would be thoroughly inspected and ready to drive home, especially since we were traveling a long distance. When we arrived, we discovered multiple problems, including a bad converter, defective batteries and electrical issues, a broken radio touchscreen, peeling paint around the bumper, and front tires that pulled hard and were severely choppy, making the motorhome unsafe to drive. Some repairs would take a week or longer. The motorhome was clearly not ready as promised, so we rejected it. We paid our own travel expenses both ways, and now Dennis Dillon RV is keeping our $3,000 deposit. We have tried to resolve this matter, but Quinton, the sales manager, has not returned our calls regarding the refund. We are extremely disappointed with this experience. We traveled a long distance in good faith, expecting a new motorhome that was inspected and ready for delivery. Instead, we encountered numerous problems and are now fighting to get our deposit back.