Owners of multi-million-dollar RVs have always had to deal with the problem of getting their coach scheduled for service and coordinating delivery of the coach with their service appointment. Adding to their angst was the idea of their coach sitting outside in the elements waiting for service. With paint and graphics costing more than the average person’s annual salary, who can blame them?
Mike Lyon, a California developer, is not only building a 150-space RV storage facility in Coachella, but he has partnered with Prevost, a North American manufacturer of premium passenger coaches and conversion coaches for high-end motorhomes often costing more than a million dollars, to make his project also serve as a Prevost Warranty Center.
“It makes sense for Prevost owners to store their coaches at the same location as the warranty and service center,” Lyon said. “The convenience factor, coupled with our resort-inspired garage condominiums, makes the perfect package for ease of ownership and hands-off service.”
Luxtor RV Garage Condominiums are designed and built specifically for the storage of high-value vehicles. All condos are fully insulated and pre-engineered for air conditioning, with an app-based thermostat to control the internal temperature remotely.
“All sales will be online, as we simply cannot keep up with demand,” said Director of Marketing Ted Deits. “The last release we held in Palm Springs on June 15th was over in less than four minutes.”
Deits added, “Combining garage condominiums with RV service and repair is a stroke of genius. It solves two main problems with RV ownership: where to store it and where to fix it.”
