Used Truck Buyers Guide - How to Buy a Used Commercial Truck, What to Expect
Truck-n-Trailer
2014-11-21
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http://Truck-n-Trailer.com Used Truck Buyers Guide series walks through how to buy a used commercial truck basics. Identify what truck best fits your needs & budget, warranties, & fees. What should you expect from the dealer and what you need to provide.
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Is it time to invest in a mid-sized truck for your business? Whether you’re a florist, a plumber, a lawn care specialist, or an electrician, hauling your product and supplies with ease and safety is an important part of doing business.
Used Truck Buyers Guide:
The first step to buying a used commercial truck is going to a dealer and discussing your needs. What kind of space do you need for transport? What kind of weight will you be hauling? Will you need climate control? etc...
A good dealer can help talk you through these questions and help you find a truck that fits your budget.
Speaking about budget, what kind of payments and fees can you expect?
Jeff Morgan, of Truck-N-Trailer in Moore Oklahoma, says most dealers will give you an all inclusive deal, meaning little to no additional fees, if you pay in cash. But cashier’s check, bank draft, and sometimes even a company check is acceptable.
Many commercial truck dealers, just like car dealers, offer financing. These days you can often apply online and know if you’re approved before you ever step on the lot. This comes in especially handy for out of state buyers.
You can expect document fees to be handled separately, and if you live out of state, you’ll of course need to handle your own tag, title, and taxes for the state you’re registering your truck in. But don’t worry, just like with any other vehicle, you’ll get a 30 day temporary tag to tide you over until you can take care of paperwork. Your title will come in the mail in about two weeks.
Last, but not least, always ask about a warranty. Don’t assume you have one. Every dealer is different. Sometimes a dealer will offer their own protection plan rather than a typical warranty. This is ok, just make sure you know what you have and how you’re covered.
For more information about buying used commercial trucks, contact Jeff Morgan at 405.912.5800 or visit www.truck-n-trailer.com
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Is it time to invest in a mid-sized truck for your business? Whether you’re a florist, a plumber, a lawn care specialist, or an electrician, hauling your product and supplies with ease and safety is an important part of doing business.
Used Truck Buyers Guide:
The first step to buying a used commercial truck is going to a dealer and discussing your needs. What kind of space do you need for transport? What kind of weight will you be hauling? Will you need climate control? etc...
A good dealer can help talk you through these questions and help you find a truck that fits your budget.
Speaking about budget, what kind of payments and fees can you expect?
Jeff Morgan, of Truck-N-Trailer in Moore Oklahoma, says most dealers will give you an all inclusive deal, meaning little to no additional fees, if you pay in cash. But cashier’s check, bank draft, and sometimes even a company check is acceptable.
Many commercial truck dealers, just like car dealers, offer financing. These days you can often apply online and know if you’re approved before you ever step on the lot. This comes in especially handy for out of state buyers.
You can expect document fees to be handled separately, and if you live out of state, you’ll of course need to handle your own tag, title, and taxes for the state you’re registering your truck in. But don’t worry, just like with any other vehicle, you’ll get a 30 day temporary tag to tide you over until you can take care of paperwork. Your title will come in the mail in about two weeks.
Last, but not least, always ask about a warranty. Don’t assume you have one. Every dealer is different. Sometimes a dealer will offer their own protection plan rather than a typical warranty. This is ok, just make sure you know what you have and how you’re covered.
For more information about buying used commercial trucks, contact Jeff Morgan at 405.912.5800 or visit www.truck-n-trailer.com
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