Summer time is the perfect time to get out there and explore. The weather is sunny and warm, animals are active, and everything is green and some of it in bloom. It’s a great time to see nature in all its beauty or to enjoy fun and exciting activities like water sports, mountain hiking, climbing, and more. The Jeep Wrangler is the perfect vehicle to get you where you want to go and see you through all your adventures, and Tim’s Truck Capital can help you find the perfect Wrangler for your budget.

Here are a few reasons why the Jeep Wrangler is the perfect summer vehicle:

Flexible and Adaptable

The Jeep Wrangler can adapt to just about any situation that you put it in. Want to drive down the coast and smell the fresh air and beach water while you feel the breeze through your hair? Just take off the roof of the Wrangler. You can even fold down the windshield if you want to experience more of the open air. Want to feel as close to nature as you can while you explore back roads and little-worn paths? Take off the doors of the Wrangler.

You can get as much fresh air as you like and get as close to your environment as you like without any worry in the Jeep Wrangler.

Easy Cleaning

You don’t have to worry about tearing up your interior when you are exploring nature in the Jeep Wrangler. Sure, with the roof and doors off and the windshield folded down, you’re likely to get a lot of rain and mud inside. But, with the Jeep Wrangler, all you have to do is turn a hose on the interior and clean it all off in a snap.

The interior is made of vinyl materials that are both comfortable and attractive. They won’t be harmed by the water. To get rid of the water and dirt pooling at the bottom of the interior, you just need to remove the drain plugs, which are sometimes located under the seats and sometimes located in a storage compartment or under the foot well. The location depends on the model year and the edition.

Powerful Performance

One of the most popular features of the Jeep Wrangler for those looking for adventure is its powerful performance and rugged nature. You can easily tear through rough terrain in a Jeep Wrangler. Mud, snow, gravel, and other soft or slippery material will pose no problem for the Wrangler. Different engines and transmissions are available to help you get the power you want for any situation.

You’ll be able to get through it all. You can even set up a tow hook if you need to pull a traveling companion out of poor terrain.

The Jeep Wrangler has it all if you are looking for adventure, whether you just want to enjoy road trips or camping this summer, or you want to explore more rugged trails in the mountains or the desert. You can shop different trim levels and even special editions to get the perfect look, and you can count on the Wrangler’s reputation for performance and flexibility to get you through any landscape you want to explore. Visit Tim’s Truck Capital today to explore our selection of Jeep Wranglers to find the perfect model for you.

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Summer means time for road trips and vacations! While some of these trips may have changed a little bit because of the COVID pandemic, there are still people safely going on road trips this summer. If you are taking a trip, it is important to have your vehicle and yourself ready for the trip. Check out some of our tips for summer driving below.

• Check Vehicle Fluid Levels – There are many different fluids in your vehicle that should be checked regularly. The beginning of summer is a great time to check fluids like coolant, brake fluid, transmission fluid, power steering fluid, and windshield washer fluid. You need to make sure you have enough of all of these so that your vehicle can operate as it should.
• Check Cooling System – Overheating is a common car problem in the summer. Hot temperatures can put a lot of pressure on your vehicle’s engine. Above, we talked about checking to make sure there is enough coolant in your vehicle; that is an essential part of your cooling system, and if your coolant hasn’t been flushed and replaced recently, you should consider that. You also want to check the hoses and belts to make sure everything is as it should be.
• Regular Maintenance and Checks Before Summer Road Trips – Just before we go on a vacation or road trip, we are usually pretty frazzled. We are packing clothes, food, entertainment, and more. We are worried about whether or not we will forget everything, but most of us are probably more worried about ourselves than our car. If you are taking a long road trip this summer, make sure you check to make sure your car is prepared before you leave. This includes checking tire pressure, checking headlights and turn signals, checking battery life, and more. You will also want to make sure you get any necessary regular maintenance like oil changes done before you leave because you won’t want to do that on your trip!
• Have an Emergency Kit in Your Car – Many people think of an emergency car kit as something to have in your vehicle during the winter, but you can also have car trouble in the summer. Be sure to have certain emergency supplies in your car like a cell phone, phone charger, first aid kit, bottled water, non-perishable food, flashlight, jumper cables, a map, and some basic tools. These items can really help you if something were to happen.
• Have a Planned Route and Navigation Options – If you are going on a road trip, especially if it is somewhere you have never been, make sure you plan your route. You want to have a general idea of where you are going and what roads you are taking, even if you plan to use a navigation system. This can help you avoid getting lost in the middle of your vacation.

If you are taking a road trip this summer, keep in mind these tips to keep yourself and your car safe. Be sure to have your car looked at if you think there may be any problems, and be sure to get your routine maintenance done before you leave for vacation. You can schedule a service appointment at Tim’s Truck Capital. We would be happy to help you get ready for your summer trip.

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Most people who buy a truck want to be able to haul things. Otherwise, they could just drive an SUV or a car. They get a truck because they want to move big or heavy things, either for their work or for their hobbies. However, even a truck is limited in how much it can haul. Adding a trailer expands the towing capacity to haul more gear or even to haul campers and other vehicles for summer road trips and moves.

Before you can hook a trailer to your truck, you need to get the right hitch. Here are a few different trailer hitches that can be used with different trucks or for different needs:

Rear Receiver Hitch

This is the most common type of truck hitch as it can be easily mounted and can pair with any truck, even light-duty and midsize trucks like the Toyota Tacoma or the Chevy Colorado. The rear receiver hitch is mounted directly to the frame under the back of the truck, and it has a square receiving tube that connects with many type of trailer necks.

The rear receiver hitch can haul varying amounts of weight depending on the size. Typically, the bigger the receiving tube, the larger the trailer it can carry and the more weight.

Gooseneck Hitch

A gooseneck hitch mounts over the rear axle or just in front of it. That makes them stick up in the middle of the bed in some trucks. The hitch allows you to use your full bed when you are not hauling a trailer, allowing you to maintain flexibility for your hauling needs.

Gooseneck hitches are usually designed to hold heavy weights – often up to 30,000 pounds. They are best used with heavier duty trucks, such as the Ford F-250 or the Chevy Silverado. Just check your truck’s towing capacity to make sure that it can handle as much as the hitch can handle.

Pintle Hitch

A pintle hitch has a large hook on the end of a long bar. The bar can be attached directly to the truck, or it can attach to another mount that hooks into another hitch. These hitches can give you a greater towing capacity than some other types of hitches – up to 60,000 pounds. You would want to use these with some of the most heavy duty or commercial trucks.

Bumper Hitch

A bumper hitch is a small hitch that – as its name suggests – connects directly to your truck’s bumper. It makes for easy installation, but it also means that you can’t tow heavy loads. It’s ideal for a lightweight truck or even an SUV or a car.

There are even more types of hitches that can be used with different trucks. The choice really depends on how much weight your truck can handle, as well as how frequently you want to use your hitch and your bed at the same time. The experts at Tim’s Truck Capital can help you figure out what kind of hitch meets the needs of your truck, or they can help you find the right truck to meet your hauling needs. Visit us today to talk with a friendly associate and get what you need to be ready for hauling.

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Purchasing a Wholesale Truck: What Does it Mean?

Have you thought about purchasing a truck this year? Are you searching for that extra incentive to give you the best deal possible? You may have seen that some new and pre-owned trucks can be purchased at wholesale prices. This means the truck is listed at the same price the dealer received it from the manufacturer or seller.

Gather Information about the Truck

Your first step to purchasing wholesale trucks is to do plenty of research. If you know the truck you are interested in, you need to collect as much data on it as possible. This includes the engine size, wheel package, trim options, mileage, and features. The more you can learn about the wholesale used truck, the more accurate you’ll be when figuring out the wholesale price.

Learn About Rebates and Incentives

Sometimes a dealer will use certain rebates and incentives tied to regional or national programs to help them sell at wholesale costs. So you will want to include terms like rebate in your search and look through the available incentives listed on each vehicle. These allow some wiggle room for the dealer to further discount the truck. As an example, if you are looking at purchasing a truck with a $30,000 suggested price tag and a $35,000 original invoice price. The dealer might have a $6,000 incentive listed on that truck for the sale. That means the true wholesale cost to that dealer was about $29,000.

There are often incentives given to dealers for selling certain amounts of specific models, vehicle types, or generating revenue in a certain time frame. This helps dealerships offset that cost.

If you’re interested in purchasing a truck at wholesale price, give our team a call or contact us online today!

Are You Looking to Sell a Truck at Wholesale Price?

If you’ve thought about making a profit and offering wholesales trucks for sale, there are some things you should know. We purchase certain trucks and can help you through this process.

Make sure you have the right licensing. Some states have requirements that wholesale truck dealers need a license to operate. While you might not be required to have this, having the right licenses will cut down on fees and taxes. For more information, be sure you talk to your local DMV before selling.

Make sure you inspect every truck carefully. This is most important for those who want to resell wholesale trucks because you’ll be the one having to answer to customers. It may also cost you money down the road as you make repairs to the trucks. Print out a checklist of things you want to look for during the inspection process.

Whether you’re buying or selling wholesale trucks, our team is here for you. Get in touch so we can talk details and ensure you get the information you need. With the right time and effort you can get the deal you want. We want to make that happen.

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When you shop for a Chevrolet Silverado truck, you will notice that in addition to the 1500, 2500 and 3500 models, you can also shop for those models in HD, such as Silverado 1500 HD and so on. You may be wondering, “What does the HD mean?” The simple answer is that HD means “heavy duty.” But what that means in practical terms is a bit more nuanced. The features may vary depending on the model and the year, but here are a few things that you might expect to find on a Silverado HD model:

Improved Towing Capacity

Heavy duty trucks are typically marketed to people who want to use them for work and need to haul heavy loads. Therefore, you can expect to find an increased towing capacity on the HD models. Make sure you check out the exact specs, including the towing capacity of the truck itself, as well as the trailer towing capacity.

Stronger Mechanical Features

To ensure that the truck can perform well while towing those heavier loads, the Silverado HD models also have stronger mechanical features. Some examples include stronger shocks and spring rates, a standard rear axle, larger bearings, and stronger brakes. The truck needs to bear all that extra weight without breaking down, and it also needs to be able to perform safely. Expect features to ensure those things can happen.

Larger Sizing

You aren’t going to notice huge changes in the size of the Silverado HD model compared to the non-HD model. However, there are slight differences that enhance the performance of the truck. For example, the HD model sits slightly higher off the road. That way, you have more clearance when you load the truck down with weight.

More Powerful Performance

Typically, the HD model of the Silverado has a slightly more powerful powertrain. That can include a larger engine or just one that puts out more horsepower and more torque (or both). The transmission and the alternator will also be larger or more powerful to support the engine. Overall, you can expect the truck to be able to tow more weight and to deliver more powerful performance.

You’ll find more differences between the HD and basic models of the Silverado, but you’ll find that both offer you quality, performance, and style. At Tim’s Truck Capital, you can explore multiple models of the Chevy Silverado and the Chevy Silverado HD, and our friendly and knowledgeable sales associates will help you understand the differences between them. Our goal is to help you find the perfect truck to meet your needs and your budget. With our extensive selection of new and previously owned models, we’re sure to do just that. We also have a variety of financing options to help you find the terms that will best suit your budget. Visit us today to learn more about the Chevy Silverado HD and to test drive a few models. We’ll help you find the perfect truck today!

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When it comes to a Summer truck, most of our customers look for something that works hard, plays hard, and provides a comfortable drive home. The best pickup trucksat our Epsom, NH dealership not only have the capability to tow your boat and haul everything you need for a weekend getaway. They boast beautiful interiors , great handling, and the latest tech and safety features to keep the entire family happy.

Finding a great price on these pickups can be difficult though, particularly with robust demand for both compact and full-size pickups these past few years. It’s a competitive market, which is why we’re giving you our recommendations for the Top 5 Summer Trucks on Our Lot.

5. Ram 1500
This excellent pickup from RAM offers an affordable, reliable entry point to our list. These trucks can usually be found for a great deal. But don’t worry, they still offer modern safety features and amenities, giving you a great value for your dollar. While the Ram 1500 might not be able to tow quite as much as it’s heavy duty brethren, it can still get a boat or small camper where you need them to go, all while riding in style.

4. Ford F-150
A classic name in the truck business, we’ve given the number 4 spot to Ford F-150 series for their versatility, ease of repair, and some of the recent additions to the F-150 lineup. These changes include technology updates and upgraded EcoBoost engines for better performance.

3. GMC Sierra 1500
We have been impressed with the Sierra 1500 for awhile, especially after all of the most recent updates to these reliable trucks. The addition of a capless fuel fill system as a standard feature across every model and trim level, with the exception of trucks ordered as pickup box delete.

For the exterior, customers will see a new set of all-season blackwall tires and a new set of tri-mode power steps that provide bed access and have a foot-activated running side board.

For the interior, the Sierra saw even more changes. These include Low Speed Mitigation Braking added to the Enhanced Driver Alert Package, 8-inch IntelliLink (IO5 and IO6) systems now include Android Auto, high-performance LED headlamps with GMC signature LED lighting, and an SLT Crew Cab Premium Plus Package now includes trailer brake controller.

2. Toyota Tundra
Off-road performance and rugged reliability tipped the scales in favor of the Tundra over many competitors. While this stylish truck offers some great interior upgrades to their cabins, the true standout features come down to this truck’s impressive performance. These pickups come standard with a 4.6 liter V-8 engine that puts out 310 hp with 327 lb-ft of torque. That’s plenty of power for most medium-duty jobs and camping trips with the crew. Plus, if you need a little more power, you can opt for a 5.7 liter V-8 with 381 hp and 401 lb-ft of torque. What you end up with is a truck that delivers great handling with impressive towing capacity, allowing you to take your camper wherever you need it to go.

1. Chevy SIlverado
For the number one spot, we had to choose a pickup that could do it all and offer enough options to customize it to your personal needs. That’s why we went with the versatile Chevrolet Silverado pickup as our top choice. This truck delivers a smooth ride, decent fuel economy, a modern infotainment system, driver assistance features, great safety ratings, and a tough frame. With safety offerings like lane departure warning, forward collision warning, and parking sensors, you\ll have less to worry about during long drives in new places. Plus, there is a Silverado that can pull whatever camper you throw it’s way. That means your family is ready to road trip in style this summer, with a Chevy Silverado.

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When it comes to a Summer truck, most of our customers look for something that works hard, plays hard, and provides a comfortable drive home. The best pickup trucksat our Epsom, NH dealership not only have the capability to tow your boat and haul everything you need for a weekend getaway. They boast beautiful interiors , great handling, and the latest tech and safety features to keep the entire family happy.

Finding a great price on these pickups can be difficult though, particularly with robust demand for both compact and full-size pickups these past few years. It’s a competitive market, which is why we’re giving you our recommendations for the Top 5 Summer Trucks on Our Lot.

5. Ram 1500
This excellent pickup from RAM offers an affordable, reliable entry point to our list. These trucks can usually be found for a great deal. But don’t worry, they still offer modern safety features and amenities, giving you a great value for your dollar. While the Ram 1500 might not be able to tow quite as much as it’s heavy duty brethren, it can still get a boat or small camper where you need them to go, all while riding in style.

4. Ford F-150
A classic name in the truck business, we’ve given the number 4 spot to Ford F-150 series for their versatility, ease of repair, and some of the recent additions to the F-150 lineup. These changes include technology updates and upgraded EcoBoost engines for better performance.

3. GMC Sierra 1500
We have been impressed with the Sierra 1500 for awhile, especially after all of the most recent updates to these reliable trucks. The addition of a capless fuel fill system as a standard feature across every model and trim level, with the exception of trucks ordered as pickup box delete.

For the exterior, customers will see a new set of all-season blackwall tires and a new set of tri-mode power steps that provide bed access and have a foot-activated running side board.

For the interior, the Sierra saw even more changes. These include Low Speed Mitigation Braking added to the Enhanced Driver Alert Package, 8-inch IntelliLink (IO5 and IO6) systems now include Android Auto, high-performance LED headlamps with GMC signature LED lighting, and an SLT Crew Cab Premium Plus Package now includes trailer brake controller.

2. Toyota Tundra
Off-road performance and rugged reliability tipped the scales in favor of the Tundra over many competitors. While this stylish truck offers some great interior upgrades to their cabins, the true standout features come down to this truck’s impressive performance. These pickups come standard with a 4.6 liter V-8 engine that puts out 310 hp with 327 lb-ft of torque. That’s plenty of power for most medium-duty jobs and camping trips with the crew. Plus, if you need a little more power, you can opt for a 5.7 liter V-8 with 381 hp and 401 lb-ft of torque. What you end up with is a truck that delivers great handling with impressive towing capacity, allowing you to take your camper wherever you need it to go.

1. Chevy SIlverado
For the number one spot, we had to choose a pickup that could do it all and offer enough options to customize it to your personal needs. That’s why we went with the versatile Chevrolet Silverado pickup as our top choice. This truck delivers a smooth ride, decent fuel economy, a modern infotainment system, driver assistance features, great safety ratings, and a tough frame. With safety offerings like lane departure warning, forward collision warning, and parking sensors, you\ll have less to worry about during long drives in new places. Plus, there is a Silverado that can pull whatever camper you throw it’s way. That means your family is ready to road trip in style this summer, with a Chevy Silverado.

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Spring is a great time to put some extra care into your vehicle and Tim’s Truck Capital is your hub for automotive service. In some cases, you’ll be able to perform these procedures yourself. Others are best left to a mechanic to handle. While nearly all of these efforts will make your vehicle look better, our main concern is helping your car perform more efficiently and get as much as possible out of its components.

Here are Our Top 5 Tips for Spring Car Care

Our customers often ask us for tips and tricks when it comes to keeping their SUVs on the road, so we are sharing our spring service recommendations with you. Read on to see our top recommendations for helping your vehicle shake the winter blues.

1. Get rid of road salt on the undercarriage
   Road salt can damage your vehicle by eating away at its undercarriage. Use a garden hose with as much water pressure as your system can muster to loosen winter grime and salt. Or, if you have a movable lawn sprinkler that’s low enough, set that under the vehicle to wash away what you can’t reach.
   
   
2. Check and rotate your tires
   Tire pressure changes about 1 pound per square inch for every 10 degrees Fahrenheit change in outside temperature, so it’s important to check tire pressure after weather changes. Check your owner’s manual for the recommended pressure for your tire, and never exceed that. Always check pressure when the tires are cold, since driving even a couple of miles to the gas station can provide a false reading. Higher pressure generally results in improved steering response and fuel economy, but a stiffer ride, and it wears out the tread in the center. Underinflation generally provides a smoother ride, but it causes tires to wear out at the sides. It also wastes gas because tires need more power to push the vehicle.
   
   Rotating your tires is a relatively simple car care procedure that will extend the tread on all of them, and should be done roughly every 10,000 miles. You can check your owner’s manual for exact intervals, but we have found that a good habit is to rotate tires after every oil change.
   
3. Change the oil and oil filter
   Speaking of oil changes, we would be remiss without mentioning one of the easiest and least expensive options when it comes to keeping your car well cared for. Some manufacturers recommend changing to a heavyweight oil to help the engine perform more efficiently during hotter weather.
   
   Most cars now have recommended oil grades between 5W-30 to 15W-50. You can just ask us which oil we recommend for your vehicle or once again check your owner’s manual to tell you which kind of oil you need to use. You should also change the oil filter each time you change the oil, since it’s obvious that a dirty filter won’t keep the new oil clean.
   
4. Check the battery, spark plugs, and fuses
   Make sure battery posts and connections are secure and free of corrosion. Spark plugs fire as many as 3 million times every 1,000 miles. That’s a lot of heat and wear and tear in the form of electrical and chemical erosion. Dirty spark plugs cause misfiring, which wastes fuel. If you’re planning a long trip, consider replacing the battery and spark plugs if they are more than two years old.
   
5. Clean the cabin and replace air filters
   Appearances are important, no matter what the season. Discard the debris that’s been hibernating under the seats all winter, then attack the cabin with the most powerful vacuum cleaner you can find. Remove the floor mats to vacuum or wash outside the car. Open the trunk, remove the spare tire and jack and vacuum here, too. Before returning the spare, check its pressure. Most likely it will need air, so remember to do that next time you fill the tank.
   
   You want the air you’re breathing to be free of debris and you want your vehicle to be as efficient as possible. That’s why it is important to clean and swap out air filters at regular intervals. We recommend checking your driver’s manual to see what the manufacturer recommends for filter maintenance.
   
   Dust, coffee stains and fingerprints have no appeal aduring any season, so after vacuuming the carpets and seats, use a spray vinyl cleaner and a soft cloth on the entire interior. This includes the dashboard, steering wheel, door panels and seats. That also helps protect against cracking, sun damage and fading. A good household upholstery cleaner is fine for fabric seats but for leather seats we always recommend following the manufacturer’s recommendations.

Those are our top spring service and car cleaning tips. Still have questions for us? Want to set up a service appointment? Visit our service center online or give us a call to schedule an appointment today.

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Top 5 Things to Do When Financing a Truck With Bad Credit

As you may have already noticed, getting a truck loan has become far easier, especially when you get an online auto loan to finance your truck purchase. This include getting financing when you have no credit history or a low credit score. This is an exciting opportunity for truck owners and a great time to learn more about automotive financing. Our team wants to work with you to secure the loan you need. First we recommend making sure you have the following:

• Proof that you as the borrower are 18 years or older
• Proof of your income, normally pay stubs or tax returns
• Proof of where you live, normally utility bills, rent receipts or a legal document with your address on it
• Your permission and agreement to insure the truck
• A list of references

Then, we recommend reading through the following 5 tips to make sure you are prepared to purchase a truck regardless of your credit score.

1. Find a great truck, make a plan, and value your vehicle
   With truck financing pre-approved, you’re free to enjoy the best part – choosing your vehicle. We’ve found that when our customers have their sights set on a specific truck, we can better help them plan for the financing they need. Plus, it gives you something fun to think about and a concrete goal to strive for as you work with your credit.
   
   A trade-in can be used in addition to or in place of a down payment and offers similar benefits. Look up the trade-in value of your current vehicle by going on our website and using our trade-in tool. You can also always send us a form or give us a call so our industry experts can help evaluate your trade-in for you.
   
   Once you have a truck picked out and know the value of your vehicle, it will be simple to plan out the steps you need to take in order to responsibly finance your purchase.
2. Estimate your loan amount and consider a co-signer
   You can work with our team to estimate what you may be able to afford as a total loan amount. From there, we can look at monthly payment plans to help you stay on budget and continue to improve your credit score. Your down payment and trade-in amounts will be useful. Adjusting down payment, loan term and APR will enable you to see how the loan amount and monthly payments will change depending on your purchase, and we will be able to figure out what will work best for you.
   
   A cosigner or co-applicant is a useful option to think about when you have bad credit, especially as trucks are generally more expensive than cars. Adding a co-applicant with a higher credit score means you’re applying for a joint auto loan. Creditors see this as two sets of income that can be taken into account by the lender and balance the difference between your credit scores. That can increase your chances of approval and, if approved, may get you a larger loan amount at a better interest rate.
3. Build up a down payment
   A down payment can be a good thing for all parties involved in a loan and will be a requirement in many cases. Money up front could reduce your potential loan amount and financing costs while decreasing lending risk for the creditor. However, if you don’t have much or any cash for a down payment, you may still qualify for a loan.
4. Try boosting your score
   While you are building up your down payment and working with us to secure the best auto financing possible, you might consider improving your credit score before you officially apply for financing. Fixing errors contained in your credit history can be a big help and is just generally good to check on. You can also try measures such as paying off overdue balances, reducing the amount of your credit card debt, and correcting any issues found in your credit report.
5. Get pre-approved online today
   Give yourself more control in the buying process by getting your auto loan arranged before visiting the dealer. Once at the dealership, pre-approval enables you to focus on selecting the right model and negotiating a great deal on price. With our online financing tool, you can apply for a loan online from work, home or your cell phone with no pressure. It takes just minutes and you’ll receive an instant decision. If approved, we provide multiple offers tailored to your needs. Just select the best option, print your documents and come shop with confidence.

Regardless of your situation, we want to work with you to ensure you’re driving the vehicle you deserve. Our wide selection of trucks and SUVs along with our friendly financial professionals will ensure you can get the right truck at the right price, all while building your credit. See how we can help you today by calling Tim’s Truck Capital in Derry, NH.

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Many people think it is difficult to find a reliable place to trade your vehicle in when you are looking to buy another one, but the solution is simple: our online trade-in tool. We want you to have all the information before you take the final steps towards your next vehicle. Our online form lets you stay at your home in Concord, NH while still getting the information that you need about selling us your truck.

How It Works

1. Fill out a form or give us a call to tell us about your car
2. Decide if you want to trade-in or sell
3. We’ll set up a time to review your offer
4. Get your cash fast!

Trade-In vs Selling Outright

The process of selling your vehicle versus trading it in is very similar. Both start with you giving us information so we can appraise your vehicle and end with you receiving a fair price for that vehicle. The difference comes in with how you will see that return. Trading in your vehicle can help you get special financing offers when purchasing a vehicle and could get your monthly payments down to an affordable rate.

The Benefits of Selling Your Car to Us

There are plenty of benefits to working with us to sell your vehicle, but we want to highlight three of them:

Save Time

Selling your car privately can be a hassle. You have to do things like run classified ads, list it online, field phone calls and have strangers come to your home for test drives. You also need to ensure your car is maintained and all parts are working. Trading your vehicle with us avoids these hassles and headaches.

Reduce Your Monthly Payment

When you trade-in your vehicle, AutoNation is essentially purchasing your car from you. We will apply the purchase amount to the total price of the vehicle you want to purchase. This means that you could offset the price of new vehicle or significantly lower monthly payments to finance another new or pre-owned car or truck.

Get a Fair Deal

By valuing your trade before coming to our dealership from Nashua, you will know what to expect when you sell us your truck, letting you add to your down payment or to have extra money for your monthly payments. We want to help you get into a vehicle without any stress added to your life, which is why we want you to have as much information about auto financing near Manchester as possible.

Talk Trade-Ins or Take a Test Drive Today!

If you’re deciding what to do with your old vehicle, we want to help. Our experts can answer all your questions, making sure you will be confident when you sell your car near Windham, NH. Regardless of what you end up doing with your car, truck, or SUV our team can make sure you know exactly what it’s worth when you’re ready to take that next step. Stop on by our dealership in Epsom, NH today.

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