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2016 Chevrolet Suburban
LT Sport Utility 4D
$20,399
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- 109,897 miles
- SUV
No games. No bait & switch. Only $499 dealer fee.
An independent used car dealership on Route 18, behind Midas. See what is here today and what it costs, with the fees written down before you ask.
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Six from the lot, newest arrivals first. Price includes dealer fee. Tax and DMV excluded.
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LT Sport Utility 4D
$20,399
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SRT Hellcat Premium Sport Utility 4D
$75,789
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Roush
$35,498
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GLC 300 4MATIC Sport Utility 4D
$26,498
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EVO RWD Spyder Convertible 2D
$270,498
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SE Sport Utility 4D
$9,484
See photos and details for the 2015 Ford Escape
The six above are a sample, not a shortlist. Prices on the lot run from $4,313 to $430,498.
To skip the browsing, the search at the top of this page filters the whole lot by make, model, body type and price at once.
Open any car and its page carries the full photo set, the equipment list, and an application with that car already filled in.
Price excludes tax, title, license, registration fees, courier fees, and any applicable local or state taxes or fees, which may vary by vehicle model and state. Please contact the dealer for complete details. Dealer is not responsible for typographical or pricing errors.
How buying here works
Short on purpose, with every number spelled out at the step where it comes up.
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Each car on the site shows its price, its mileage and its photographs, and the list refreshes from the dealership's system through the day.
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Book a time and take it out on Route 18. Bring the car you drive now if you want it valued, and both happen in the same visit.
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Apply online or at the desk. All credit is considered, and the number you sign is the price you agreed on plus tax and DMV.
Shop by budget
There are three sensible ways to search used cars at a dealership this size, and they suit different buyers. Start with budget if the monthly number is the constraint. Start with body type if you already know you need three rows or a bed. Start with pre-qualification if what you really need to know is what you can borrow before you fall for something.
One note on the bands themselves. The lower the price, the faster a car tends to sell, so the under $5,000 and under $10,000 lists change the most from week to week. If a band looks thin today, it is worth another look soon.
Most people arrive with a number in mind for the month rather than for the car, and those are different problems. You can get pre-qualified with Capital One (no impact to your credit score) in a few minutes, and it comes back with an estimated rate and monthly payment. Then you shop against an estimate built on your own credit instead of guessing which sticker turns into which payment. Treat it as a starting point: the car you pick, taxes, fees, the money down and the terms you sign can all move the final payment.
What we do
Most of what a used-car buyer needs sits in one of these four.
Financing runs two ways here, and they are not the same thing.
The first is lender financing, where the application goes to outside lenders and all credit is considered. Before you visit, you can get pre-qualified with Capital One (no impact to your credit score).
The second is in-house financing, also called buy here pay here, where we carry the loan ourselves rather than passing you to a bank. We offer it on selected cars, not every one, and each deal is weighed on its own. It can be the route for people who have been turned down elsewhere.
Two questions come up every time, so they are worth answering directly.
Do buy here pay here dealers check credit? Here, yes, on every application. The difference is not whether we look, it is how much weight the number carries: your approval depends on more than a score. A thin file, a short history or a rough patch three years ago is a starting point for a conversation, not the end of one.
And which credit score do dealerships actually use? Not the one you see on a free app. Car lenders pull auto-specific versions of FICO from Equifax, Experian or TransUnion, and which bureau depends on the lender rather than the dealer. We would rather read the whole application than answer with a three-digit number.
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On selected cars we carry the financing ourselves, so a bank's no does not have to be the last word.
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Bring what you drive now. We value it at today's market and take that off the car you are buying.
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We make a cash offer on your car, and you do not have to buy one from us. Useful when you want the money rather than a trade.
$499flat
The only dealer fee we charge
25years
Experience in the car business
0add-ons
No prep fees, no mandatory extras
Where we differ
Ask people what worries them about buying a used car from a dealership and it comes back as how to negotiate the price. That question exists because an advertised number is not always the number people end up signing for, and the gap tends to appear late, once an afternoon has gone.
Our answer is at the top of this page: no games, no bait and switch. The price on a car here is the price of the car. Price includes dealer fee. Tax and DMV excluded. You can still negotiate, people do, but you should not have to negotiate simply to get back to the number you were shown.
None of that is a favor. It is what the number should have been in the first place.
The cars come from dealer contacts built over 25 years in the car business, picked one at a time.
Before you ask
Price includes dealer fee. Tax and DMV excluded. No prep fees and no add-ons.
The $499 dealer fee is the only fee that comes to us. Tax and DMV are government charges and go to the state.
Price excludes tax, title, license, registration fees, courier fees, and any applicable local or state taxes or fees, which may vary by vehicle model and state. Please contact the dealer for complete details. Dealer is not responsible for typographical or pricing errors.
All credit is considered, and we work to get everyone approved. Every application is checked, and a thin file or a past problem is not an automatic no.
You can apply online before you visit, which is the quickest way to get started.
Buy here pay here means the dealer finances the car directly instead of sending you to an outside lender. We offer it on selected cars, case by case, and credit is still checked as part of the process.
It is not available on every car, so ask which ones it covers when you call or visit.
Yes. Our used cars under $10,000 page picks out six of them and links to the full list, and the lowest-priced cars are in the under $5,000 list.
Stock at the lower end moves quickly, so the list is worth checking rather than assuming.
You can add a Used Vehicle Protection Plan when you buy the car, rather than something every car carries by default. There are four levels, from powertrain cover up to a plan written the way a factory warranty is, and you can use any licensed repair facility in the United States or Canada.
Roadside assistance comes from the Enhanced level up, 24/7, with towing up to 150 miles, and plans are paid monthly. Full detail is on the warranty page.
You will find us at 376 NJ-18 in East Brunswick, behind Midas, a short run on Route 18 from Edison, Old Bridge, New Brunswick and the rest of central Middlesex County.
Getting here
We are at 376 NJ-18 in East Brunswick, behind Midas, in the middle of Middlesex County. These are the towns within a short drive.
Edison is about fifteen minutes north and Old Bridge about the same going south. New Brunswick and North Brunswick are a straight run up the highway, and Sayreville, Milltown, South River, Spotswood and Monroe are all an easy drive.
Proximity matters more for a used car than for most things you buy. You will be back at some point, for the registration, for a question about the paperwork, or because something needs attention.
Most of these towns are a short run on Route 18 or Route 1.
We work to get everyone approved
The application takes a few minutes. Once it is in, we get to work on your approval, so the visit can be about the car rather than the paperwork. Doors open at 9:00 AM Monday through Saturday and close at 7:00 PM, or 6:00 PM on Fridays and Saturdays.