Class A motorhomes at auction
Every Class A motorhome currently up for bid on the auction sites RVBidFind reads — repo houses, state and federal surplus, Copart broker catalogs and eBay Motors — with the time left on each lot and, for members, what the same rig has been hammering for.
Open lots
1992-hawkins-motor-coach-rv-mmjdygyt
2011 Ford F53 Class A Motorhome RV | 6.8L V10 Triton | Only 21,352 Miles
1985 Newell Coach RV
2002 Roadmaster Rail 2002 Monaco Coach RV
1999 Country Coach Magna Motor Home
1999 Country Coach Magna Motor Home
2004 Golf Stream Coach RV 28’
2023 Thor Motor Coach Freedom Elite Rv
2006 Countcoach 2006 Country Coach RV
2005 Country Coach Allure Rv
2006 Country Coach Rv
Questions
How much does a Class A motorhome sell for at auction?
Auction hammer prices run well under retail asking prices — typically 30–50% below a dealer listing for the same year and model, before the buyer premium. RVBidFind's comp value on each lot is drawn from recent auction observations of comparable rigs, so members see the number before they bid.
What fees are added to a Class A motorhome auction price?
Expect a buyer premium of roughly 10–15% on commercial platforms (often none on state and federal surplus sites), plus sales tax, a documentation fee and transport. The all-in cost on every lot page adds these up.