Question 1

Will a pre-owned car show some wear?

Accepted Answer

Every car here is pre-owned. Normal wear — small chips, light scratches, some interior use — is normal for a used car and is already reflected in our price. We show real photos of the actual vehicle (background edited), and you're welcome to inspect or bring your mechanic.

Question 2

Do your cars come with a warranty?

Accepted Answer

Vehicles are sold AS IS unless you purchase an optional extended service contract. Extended coverage is offered through a third-party provider, with several plans available, including powertrain coverage. Ask us for plan details and pricing.

Question 3

Can you put on new tires or do repairs before I buy?

Accepted Answer

We price our cars as low as possible. Want new tires, repairs or add-ons before you buy? We're happy to quote them, and they're added to the price, so you choose only what you want.

Question 4

Can you value my trade-in?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Send your trade details below and our team sends you a real offer — fast. No lowball games and no made-up online number.

Question 5

Do I need an appointment?

Accepted Answer

Yes — visits are by appointment (Monday–Saturday, 9 AM–6 PM (appointments from 10 AM); closed Sunday), so your car is pulled up, clean and ready when you arrive.

Question 6

How does financing work?

Accepted Answer

Apply online in minutes. Your application, including your SSN or ITIN, goes only to the one or two lenders best suited to you, and good credit gets our most competitive rates.*

Question 7

Can I get 60 or 72 months on a car with over 100,000 miles?

Accepted Answer

Usually not. Most banks limit cars and trucks over 100,000 miles to 48 months or less unless your credit is excellent, so our estimator uses 48 months for those vehicles. Final terms depend on lender approval.

Question 8

What else do lenders look at besides my credit score?

Accepted Answer

Lenders also look at your income, your other monthly payments and how many car loans you already have. Even with good credit, a loan can be declined if your income doesn't comfortably cover all your payments. For example, if you already have two car payments, many lenders won't approve a third unless your income clearly supports it. A larger down payment, a trade-in or paying off an existing loan can help.

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