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Value Add

Some people say they would never buy from a small independent dealer. Here are some reasons to buy. #1. Value added. As a small dealer, we go thru thru every vehicle mechanically and replace old brakes, timing belts, worn tires, fuses, light bulbs, windshield wipers, etc. We want to make sure the vehicle is mechanically sound. Second, the vehicle comes with a new inspection, license plates, and a title. We handle all of that. You can come pick up your plates, or have them mailed to you. There are no tricky issues, fake titles, wondering if you are doing the paperwork correctly. It is all handled. #3. Each vehicle is checked for visual imperfections and determined whether the vehicle should have any paint, dents, missing parts, etc, worked on or repaired. This is determined by the price point of the vehicle, and the severity of the damage. Some vehicles warrant repairs and some do not, and some do not even need anything. #4. Each vehicle is detailed and cleaned. Stickers removed, odor removal and thoroughly cleaned. This is a new to you car, and you should be proud to keep it cleaned and maintained. What we do is a starting point in providing a quality vehicle at a reasonable price. You typically do not get any of this from an individual. Test drive the vehicle of your choosing. We believe the value added is well worth your time to check out.

Scotty Kilmer

Parents. When buying a vehicle for your first time driver, keep in mind that this is their first vehicle. Insurance carriers know there is a high chance of a wreck or crash. The statistics prove it. Therefore, their insurance is sky high. Why not take that knowledge and realize that it would be a good idea to buy a safe, simple, reliable vehicle paid for in cash. A rule of thumb is to buy something 1/3 of what you can afford. So if you are thinking of spending $15,000 just spend around $5,000 cash. Cut out the interest, the high insurance and expense. Instead invest that extra $10,000. Provide a reward when they graduate from high school or college, with a newer car at that time. Let them get that driving experience, and if there is a wreck, you have the money to replace it. This is good financial sense if you can do it?

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