Van City RV is promoting new camper van sales and motorhome inventory across its four dealerships in Nevada, Colorado, Montana, and Missouri, with Model Year Clearance and Sweet Deals offers that could substantially lower the cost of entering recreational vehicle ownership. The promotions matter because they combine advertised vehicle discounts with added incentives, giving buyers more room to negotiate and a clearer picture of market pricing as dealers work to move current-year stock.
The Model Year Clearance features advertised pricing on new RVs, with individual listings showing specifications, sale prices, and manufacturer suggested retail prices where available. The Sweet Deals promotion adds limited-time show pricing, and buyers of a new recreational vehicle can receive a free one-year Thousand Trails membership, subject to dealer terms and eligibility requirements. For travelers who plan multiple trips, that membership can offset campground costs and make the overall purchase more attractive. The company also offers a Buy and Fly program that reimburses up to $500 toward airfare or rental-car and fuel expenses for eligible buyers traveling to purchase, including airport pickup and two nights of camping at a preferred RV park.
The discounts on specific units show how significant the savings can be. A 2026 Storyteller Overland Classic MODE OG, Stock #6760, at the St. Louis dealership is a 20-foot, all-wheel-drive motorhome that sleeps three, listed at $192,206 against an MSRP of $269,089, an advertised difference of $76,883. Shoppers seeking extreme RVs for sale in Missouri can compare that adventure-oriented model with others at the location. Similarly, a 2025 Chinook Maverick SS LI, Stock #6756, also in St. Louis, is a 24-foot motorhome that sleeps two and uses a 3.5-liter EcoBoost twin-turbocharged engine rated at 350 horsepower, priced at $164,988 versus an MSRP of $261,080, a listed difference of $96,092. Buyers weighing a Class B+ motorhome against a smaller camper van can review these options to compare interior space, sleeping arrangements, and dimensions.
Beyond price, Van City RV emphasizes support after the sale. The dealership buys and trades used recreational vehicles and provides maintenance and appliance servicing, and staff offer vehicle walkthroughs covering controls, appliances, and onboard systems. Owner Phil Rizzio said a delivery walkthrough gives buyers time to learn how their motorhome operates before a trip. Established in 2003 by Rizzio, Van City RV began as a Leisure Travel Vans specialist and now operates locations in Las Vegas, Nevada; Colorado Springs, Colorado; Kalispell, Montana; and St. Louis, Missouri. The company has received the manufacturer’s Triple Diamond Dealer Award since the program began in 2021, with all four locations earning recognition in 2026. For buyers, the combination of advertised savings, travel reimbursements, and a free campground membership makes this clearance period a notable moment to compare models and confirm terms with a dealership before inventory changes.
