LazyDays RV Seffner Sold Me a $250,000 Coach Full of Defects – Lied About Inspection, Left My Family Stranded, Now Refusing Repairs Seffner FL

In early 2025, I purchased a $250,000 motorcoach from Lazydays RV in Seffner, Florida. Before taking delivery, they had me sign all the purchase documents, including an “as-is” clause, with the assurance that their team would perform a complete pre-delivery inspection and fix any issues before we took possession.

We were delayed twice due to their inspection schedule. But when we finally showed up for pickup, not only was the coach not properly inspected, but my wife, 9-month-old baby, and I were left stranded in the Florida heat for over 2 hours after their staff forgot about us during the promised walkthrough. This was dangerous and inexcusable.

The coach had serious problems from day one:

• The dishwasher overflowed and flooded the floor

• Door locks didn’t work

• Charge relay was bad

• Firefly control panel was broken

• Electrical faults everywhere

• Hubcaps flew off on the interstate because they weren’t secured

Chuck Jenkins, their Delivery Department Manager at the time, acknowledged the missed issues, told me to have them fixed locally, and reimbursed my first repair invoice. I informed him that a second visit from the RV technician would be needed to finish the job. He replied “Yes sir” in writing. Lazydays even shipped me a new Firefly system and said they’d cover the installation (included in the second invoice).

But once Chuck left, Lazydays completely changed their tone. They refused to pay the second invoice and now hide behind the “as-is” clause — despite already having paid for part of the same repairs and making post-sale verbal and written commitments.

I spoke with their current GM, and when I told him how we were stranded in the heat with a baby for 2 hours, his exact words were: “That has nothing to do with me.”

Lazydays RV misled me about the inspection, left us in an unsafe situation, failed to deliver on promises, and is now refusing accountability. I strongly urge anyone considering Lazydays RV to take their business elsewhere.