If you are searching for an RV dealer near Lexington, Kentucky, United Motorsports & RV at 1675 N. Broadway carries new and used motorhomes, travel trailers, fifth wheels, toy haulers, and destination trailers. The dealership has sales, service, parts, and financing departments under one roof and serves buyers from Lexington, Nicholasville, Paris, Versailles, and the surrounding areas of central Kentucky.
The lot currently lists new RV inventory alongside used RV inventory. Brands include Forest River, Keystone, Winnebago, Thor Motor Coach, Open Range, and others. Read on for a complete guide to choosing the right RV, understanding RV types, and getting the most from your purchase.
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Find the category that matches how you travel
What types of RVs are available at United Motorsports & RV?
The dealership carries towable RVs, motorized RVs, and specialty units. Each type serves a different travel style and budget, so choosing starts with how you plan to use it.
Travel trailers
Travel trailers are the largest category on the lot. They hitch to the rear of a truck or SUV and come in sizes from compact couples' models to large family floorplans. Popular lines on the site include Forest River Puma, Cherokee Alpha Wolf, Cherokee Grey Wolf, Forest River Avenger, Winnebago Micro Minnie, Winnebago Access, Winnebago Thrive, Open Range Colt, and Open Range Range Lite. Travel trailers are a practical starting point for families near Lexington, Nicholasville, or Versailles who already own a capable tow vehicle.
Fifth wheels
Fifth wheels connect over the truck bed with a specialized hitch, giving them a stable tow and a taller, more spacious interior. The site lists lines like Keystone Montana, Keystone Sprinter, Cherokee Arctic Wolf, and Open Range Roamer. A fifth wheel makes sense when you have a heavy-duty pickup and you want more living space for extended stays or full-time travel.
Motorhomes
Motorhomes drive themselves, so there is no tow vehicle to match. Class A motorhomes are large, bus-style coaches that offer the most living space. The site lists Thor Windsport, Thor Ace, and Thor Outlaw among Class A options. Class B and C motorhomes are smaller and easier to drive. Class B camper vans like the Winnebago Ekko are popular for couples, and Class C models like the Winnebago View, Winnebago Sunflyer, and Thor Four Winds add a sleeping area over the cab. Buyers from Paris, KY, or other nearby towns who want to drive rather than tow should compare Class B and C options.
Toy haulers and destination trailers
Toy haulers have a rear garage area for ATVs, side-by-sides, motorcycles, or other gear. The Keystone Raptor and Cherokee Wolf Pack are among the toy hauler lines listed. Destination trailers are built for longer stays at one location and often have residential features.
How do you choose the right RV?
Choosing an RV starts with three questions: How do you want to travel? How many people will sleep in it? And what can you tow or drive? Work through these steps before you shop:
1. Match your travel style
Weekend trips, two-week vacations, and full-time travel each point to different types and sizes. A compact travel trailer suits weekend camping. A fifth wheel or Class A fits extended or full-time travel.
2. Count your real sleeping needs
Walk through a floorplan. Sit on the beds. Test the bathroom. A family of five needs bunks or a rear bedroom, not just a dinette that converts.
3. Check your tow vehicle
Use the dealership's free tow guide to look up your vehicle and see which RVs it can handle. Always compare the trailer's loaded weight, not just the dry weight.
4. Plan your budget honestly
The purchase price is only part of the cost. Add insurance, campsite fees, storage, hitch equipment, and maintenance. Ask for an out-the-door price so you can see all fees upfront.
A walkthrough at the dealership answers questions that photos and specs cannot. Sit at the dinette, open the cabinets, and check headroom. That hands-on visit is something an online listing cannot replace, and it is the main advantage of working with a local dealer in the Lexington area.
Should you buy a new or used RV?
Both routes have clear advantages. A new RV comes with warranty coverage, the latest floorplans, and a known history. A used RV lowers the entry price and lets you get more space for the same budget.
If you buy used, inspect it carefully. Check the roof seals, ceilings, and floors for water damage. Open every cabinet. Test the water system, appliances, slide-outs, and HVAC. Look at tire age and condition, not just tread depth. Ask for maintenance records, and have the dealership check for open recalls by VIN.
Buyers from Nicholasville, Versailles, or Paris who want to compare both should browse the dealership's full inventory page, which lets you filter by condition, type, and brand.
Common RV buying mistakes to avoid
First-time and experienced buyers alike make these mistakes. Avoiding them saves time, money, and frustration.
Exceeding your tow capacity. A trailer that outweighs your vehicle is unsafe. Check the numbers before you shop.
Skipping the walkthrough. Problems are easier to fix before you leave the lot than 200 miles down the road.
Choosing on price alone. A low sticker can hide high fees or missing service support.
Ignoring ownership costs. Insurance, storage, campsite fees, hitch gear, and seasonal maintenance add up.
Choosing a floorplan by photos. Walk through it. Sit on the beds. Open the cabinets. Test the layout.
Buying used without inspecting. Water damage and deferred maintenance are common and expensive.
Financing, trade-ins, and service support
RV financing
The financing page has an online application. The finance department says you can roll parts, accessories, and an extended service plan into one monthly payment, so you do not have to budget for those separately. Approval and terms depend on your credit and the RV you choose, so contact the dealership for current details.
Trade-ins and consignment
If you have an RV to move before you buy, the trade-in and consignment page lets you submit details and photos online. The dealership says it provides a valuation within 24 hours and handles all paperwork. You can trade toward a new RV or request a cash offer.
Service and parts
RV ownership means regular maintenance: roof inspections, seal checks, appliance upkeep, winterization, and more. The dealership's service department handles warranty work, maintenance, and diagnostics for motorhomes, travel trailers, fifth wheels, and toy haulers. The parts department can help you find replacement parts or accessories. Having sales and service at the same dealer simplifies the ownership experience, especially for buyers coming from Nicholasville, Paris, or Versailles who want a single stop.
What should you look for in an RV dealer?
A good RV dealer makes the buying process simpler and supports you for years after the sale. Here is what to evaluate:
Selection. Does the dealer carry the types, brands, and price ranges you need? A mix of new and used units gives you more options. United Motorsports & RV lists towable and motorized RVs across several brands.
Transparency. Ask for an out-the-door price, a written breakdown of all fees, and clear warranty terms.
Service department. A dealer that can perform warranty work, maintenance, winterization, and repairs saves you from chasing third-party shops.
Financing and trade-in support. Handling both in one place streamlines the purchase.
Delivery walkthrough. A thorough walkthrough of every system before you drive off the lot is a sign of a dealer that wants you to succeed.
Reputation. Read customer testimonials and check independent reviews before you visit.
Serving Lexington and the surrounding communities
United Motorsports & RV is located at 1675 N. Broadway in Lexington, KY 40505. The showroom is a short drive from several central Kentucky communities:
Nicholasville, KY
Approximately 15 miles south via US-27
Paris, KY
Approximately 18 miles northeast via US-68/US-27
Versailles, KY
Approximately 15 miles west via US-60
Kentucky's Bluegrass region offers plenty of places to camp once you own an RV, from state parks to private campgrounds throughout central and eastern Kentucky. The dealership's team can point you toward popular nearby destinations when you visit. Check hours and directions before you head over, and browse the video gallery to see units and walkthroughs online.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I buy a new or used RV in Lexington, KY?United Motorsports & RV at 1675 N. Broadway in Lexington sells new and used RVs, including travel trailers, fifth wheels, motorhomes, toy haulers, and destination trailers. The dealership carries brands like Forest River, Keystone, Winnebago, and Thor Motor Coach. Call (859) 253-1777 to confirm current inventory.
What RV brands does United Motorsports & RV carry?
The website lists Forest River, Keystone, Winnebago, Thor Motor Coach, Open Range, Palomino, Grand Design, Jayco, Dutchmen, and others. Specific model lines include Puma, Cherokee Alpha Wolf, Montana, Sprinter, Raptor, Micro Minnie, and Ekko, among many others. Availability changes, so check the online inventory or call.
Does United Motorsports & RV offer RV financing?
Yes. The dealership has a finance department with an online application. The finance page says you can bundle parts, accessories, and an extended service plan into one monthly payment. Approval and terms depend on your credit and the RV you choose. Contact the dealer for current rates and options.
Can I trade in my RV at United Motorsports & RV?
Yes. The dealership accepts trade-ins and also offers consignment services. You can submit your RV's details and photos through the trade-in page. The dealership says it provides a valuation within 24 hours. You can trade toward a new purchase or request a cash offer.
What should I look for when buying a used RV?
Inspect the roof seals and ceiling for water damage, check for soft spots in the floors, test the water system, appliances, slide-outs, and HVAC. Look at tire age and tread. Ask for maintenance records and have the dealer check for open recalls. A thorough walkthrough before you buy saves expensive surprises later.
How do I know what size RV my vehicle can tow?
Check your vehicle's towing capacity in the owner's manual, then compare it to the RV's loaded weight, not just the dry weight. United Motorsports & RV offers a free tow guide on its website where you can look up your vehicle. Always leave a margin below your maximum for safety and comfort.
Does United Motorsports & RV have a service department?
Yes. The service department handles warranty work, maintenance, diagnostics, and repairs for motorhomes, travel trailers, fifth wheels, and toy haulers. A parts department is also on site for replacement parts and accessories. Service hours are Monday through Friday 9am to 6pm and Saturday 9am to 5pm.
Does United Motorsports & RV serve buyers from Nicholasville, Paris, and Versailles?
Yes. The dealership is located in Lexington at 1675 N. Broadway, which is a short drive from Nicholasville, Paris, Versailles, and other central Kentucky communities. The sales team serves buyers throughout the Bluegrass region and says it also draws visitors from Tennessee and West Virginia.
Ready to find your RV?
Browse travel trailers, fifth wheels, motorhomes, and toy haulers online, or visit the lot to walk through floorplans in person. The team at United Motorsports & RV is here to help you match the right RV to your travel plans and budget.
United Motorsports & RV • 1675 N. Broadway, Lexington, KY 40505 • (859) 253-1777