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No Trading Necessary
As an industry leader, Lawrence Chevrolet is currently not able to meet our inventory needs for our current market. With limited new inventory that would allow us to take in trades along with very few vehicles available at the auto auctions, we need to find more inventory. And that’s good news for you! We need good quality vehicles and are willing to offer historic values at this time whether you buy from us or not.
Need some extra cash? Want to cancel that extra insurance cost? There is no need to trade up to a new vehicle. Just take the money and go – no hassle!
Find Your Vehicle's ValueWill you take my used car trade-in when I purchased a used vehicle?
Enthusiastically Yes! Our dealership is interested in your used vehicle trade-in, whether you're looking to purchase a new car or truck, pre-owned vehicle, or are just wanting to get quick cash back for your used vehicle. Call us today get your trade-in valued online to get started.
What are some advantages to buying used?
You can find many advantages to purchasing used at our new and used car dealership. To begin with, more affordable deals are a big advantage, which means you can save big and still find an exciting vehicle! The variety of vehicles in stock at our used vehicle lot means there is a vehicle for everyone. You can also trust that our used cars are also intricately tested and inspected, so can rest assured knowing that you're receiving a safe, reliable vehicle when you browse our dealership's used car inventory.
How can I find out how much my used vehicle is worth?
You can get started on getting a price for your trade-in online through our website. To begin, head over to our Value Your Trade page or give us a call if you should have any questions. Luckily, the trade-in estimate process is fairly quick and simple, so you should get a response back in a timely manner on your value price.
Do used cars depreciate?
Used cars depreciate a lot more gradually than new cars. Generally speaking, cars depreciate at a rate of 60% of their initial value five years after purchase and the bulk of this depreciation happens by the end of the first year. However, it's important to remember that different vehicles will lose value at varying rates. If you're interested in the resale value down the road, doing a bit of research on the depreciation curve of the vehicle you're interested in is a great place to start.