FAQ

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All younneed to do is contact us via email or phone to alert our customer service or you can login to your account on our website to get your informations updated.

Depending on distance and mode of shipment, you can receive shipment same day.

Yes, we accept down payments on all vehicles, making it easier for you to drive away in your dream car.

Negotiating the price of a used car is very similar to what you would do when buying a new vehicle. In this case, though, you should try to find several other used cars identical to the one you want that are for sale. Features, age, and mileage are most important when comparing a seller’s car to another vehicle. If you take the car for a test drive, identify any flaws you find with the car, such as small dents or interior damage, and use these as a way to bring down the price.

When buying a used car from a dealer, the financing process is very similar to shopping for a new car. Private banks and banks that the dealership will offer various rates, so be sure to shop around. Private party sellers may not want to work with a loan or cashier’s check, so be sure to ask their preferences.

Yes, it is possible to lease a used vehicle. Although, this will depend on the vehicle you want and the dealership you are working with. Not every dealership will allow shoppers to lease used inventory. When leasing a used car, it is important to negotiate the capitalized cost (the vehicle’s total value) just like you would the MSRP if you were purchasing a new car. You’ll then want to compare the lease’s overall costs to make sure it is a good value versus buying.

Start by doing your research online through and get a vehicle history report. These reports should tell you when the vehicle was registered, how many owners it has had, and if it has been in a wreck or otherwise has a clean title. Signs of a used car in rough shape include major dents or panel misalignment, a rough idling engine, or discolored fluids.

Used car shopping is typically best after the new year, especially near Martin Luther King Jr. Day. New car sales are highest in the last few months of the year. Because of this, dealers are taking more trade-in inventory than usual. They will want to sell this inventory in the slower new car sales months of January, February, and March.