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PPL Motor Homes, founded in 1972 by petrochemical engineers Ed Sebesta and Ron Rambin, is the largest RV consignment dealer in the United States. It specializes in used RV sales, consignment, parts, financing, service, insurance, and roadside assistance.
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PPL Motor Homes, founded in 1972 by petrochemical engineers Ed Sebesta and Ron Rambin, is the largest RV consignment dealer in the United States. It s...
PPL Motor Homes, founded in 1972 by petrochemical engineers Ed Sebesta and Ron Rambin, is the largest RV consignment dealer in the United States. It specializes in used RV sales, consignment, parts, financing, service, insurance, and roadside assistance.
United States — fuel prices
Updated: 08.08.2026
Regular
$1.07 /l
€0.93 · £0.80/l
31 of 140
cheaper than 79% of countries
Midgrade
$1.22 /l
€1.06 · £0.90/l
19 of 93
cheaper than 81% of countries
Premium
$1.32 /l
€1.15 · £0.98/l
9 of 25
cheaper than 68% of countries
Diesel #2
$1.41 /l
€1.22 · £1.04/l
63 of 141
cheaper than 56% of countries
LPG
$0.90 /l
€0.78 · £0.67/l
30 of 53
pricier than 55% of countries
E85
$0.69 /l
€0.60 · £0.51/l
1 of 6
cheaper than 100% of countries
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Country overview
Avg. score
51
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Washington 94
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An American couple of airline pilots founded a motorhome rental company after a poor rental experience. They bought seven new Class C motorhomes and launched in February 2024, with the first week fully booked. The fleet has since grown to nine vehicles, and they purchased land for parking and maintenance. The couple plans to use the business as a retirement income source, as pilots must retire at 65.
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The Florida and Alabama RV Park and Campground Association (FRVCA) will host a free webinar on August 13 at 10 a.m. focusing on Grounding Monitor Interrupter (GMI) and RV electrical issues. Mike Sokol of RVelectricity will explain GMI requirements for campgrounds and RV parks. The GMI requirement takes effect January 1, with mandatory enforcement starting with Model Year 2028, requiring all new RVs to have GMI installed.
Renting an RV is becoming an increasingly popular alternative to flying and staying in hotels, especially amid rising fuel prices. Industry data shows that RV trips can save travelers about 60% compared to flying and hotels for a family of four, and about 46% for couples. The average domestic plane ticket is over $380, while some RVs can be rented for as little as $50 a night. Experts note that higher gas prices do not reduce demand but instead lead travelers to adapt their plans, such as choosing closer destinations or having the RV delivered to their location.
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