Frontier Auto & RV Sales
Anchorage RV and auto dealer with a 4.1 rating from 202 reviews, selling travel trailers, motorhomes and used vehicles.
Anchorage gives you four used RV lots to work with, and the spread in ratings is wide enough that where you shop matters. The average sits at 3.4, pulled up by one lot with real volume behind it. Inventory leans toward motorhomes, with travel trailers close behind, so both crowds have somewhere to start. Plan a loop rather than a single stop.
Anchorage RV and auto dealer with a 4.1 rating from 202 reviews, selling travel trailers, motorhomes and used vehicles.
Anchorage RV dealer offering new and used motorhomes, with a 3.6-star rating from 30 reviews.
Anchorage RV dealer and rental since 1982, with new and used sales, rentals, delivery, and mixed reviews on service.
Anchorage RV dealer with new and used motorhomes and travel trailers, plus service and parts. Rated 2.9 from 86 reviews.
Frontier Auto & RV Sales is the one lot here with a crowd behind its rating: 4.1 across 202 reviews, well above the 3.4 average. It also carries financing, service, parts and trade, which covers most of what a used buyer needs in one stop. The rest run cooler. AkMotorhome sits at 3.6 on 30 reviews, Clippership at 3.0 on 40, and ABC RV Sales at 2.9 on 86. Read the low marks closely before you drive out. A thin review count tells you less than a big one, and 86 reviews at 2.9 is a pattern worth taking seriously.
All four sell used, and all four carry motorhomes, so Class A and C shoppers have options. Three of the four also stock travel trailers, which narrows your field if you want a towable. Only one lot offers financing, so get pre-approved at your own bank or credit union before you go. That keeps the conversation about the rig instead of the loan. Clippership handles delivery, useful if you are hauling a unit out of Anchorage. ABC takes consignments, worth knowing if you are selling as well as buying. Frontier is the only one with a full parts and service department on site.
Alaska roads are hard on RVs, and a used unit here has likely seen gravel, frost heaves and long hauls. Pay for a pre-purchase inspection from an independent shop before you sign. Walk the roof and check the seals yourself, and look for water stains inside cabinets and around the vents. At delivery, do the full walk-through with everything running: water, heat, generator, slides. Write down what needs fixing and get it in writing. Off-season shopping tends to bring more room to talk, and asking about the service department's backlog tells you how fast a repair would get done.
There are four used RV dealers in the city, with an average rating of 3.4. All four sell motorhomes, and three of them also carry travel trailers. Frontier Auto & RV Sales holds the highest rating at 4.1 from 202 reviews.
Frontier Auto & RV Sales leads with a 4.1 rating across 202 reviews, well above the 3.4 city average. It also offers financing, service, parts and trade. The other three lots range from 2.9 to 3.6.
Yes. Only one of the four Anchorage lots offers financing, so a pre-approval from your own bank or credit union gives you a backup and a rate to compare against. It also keeps the negotiation focused on the RV itself.
Pay for an independent pre-purchase inspection, then walk the roof, check the seals and look for water stains around vents and inside cabinets. At the walk-through, run the water, heat, generator and slides. Ask for service records on any unit you are serious about.