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RV World Joins American Coach Dealership Network

RV World, a Yuma, Arizona dealer has been added to the American Coach's dealership network, to display and sell the American Eagle, American Tradition and American Allegiance product lines, as well as to serve as an authorized American Coach service center.

"RV World is one of Fleetwood RV's top dealers, so we are very excited to add them to the American Coach dealer network," Justin Humphreys, American Coach and Revolution national sales manager said in a release.

"Now customers can choose one of the industry's leading luxury coach brands as they move up in the product lifecycle, which is good for both RV World and American Coach. In addition, RV World has a great sales and service team, so we know our customers will be taken care of from the moment they step into the dealership."

"We have a lot of seasoned, high-end customers that have been looking for us to add a luxury brand to our product offering," Mike Green, RV World general manager continued.

"American Coach offers high-quality, luxury motor homes backed by a strong warranty. Combined with their incredible sales and service teams, we are confident that American Coach is the right partner to help us grow our business in this new segment."

All the RVs sold through the new dealership will come with a complimentary one-year membership to CoachNet, a 24/7 service meant to provide customers with roadside service and other RV technical assistance.
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