2015 Chrysler Town & Country Touring-L

We take great pride in our reputation for offering safe and reliable vehicles for over 35 years and 1000's of happy, repeat customers.. All vehicles move through an extensive quality control process at our repair facility before ever hitting our lot. Whether it's our least or most expensive vehicle, the process is the same. We take care of issues before the vehicle gets here so you can purchase with confidence. In short, we stand behind our product.

When your vehicle does need service, we offer our customers and their family members a significant discount and financing on repairs at our repair facility. We do it all...mechanical, frame, body and paint.  

Down payment shown does not include tax, title or plate fees.

The way our program works is simple: we generally require one-third of the sale price as the down payment. As an example, a $6000.00 vehicle would require $2000.00 plus tax, title and plate as the down payment. Monthly payments in this example would be approximately $150.00 per month.

So, as you browse our vehicles, please make sure you allow for this one-third down requirement. This requirement is a guideline and not set in stone. If you are close to the one-third down requirement, we may be able to bend the rules and it never hurts to ask. No reasonable offer will be refused.

A note on "rebuilt" titles. If one of our vehicles is listed with a "rebuilt" title, please know that Michigan law has very strict procedures regarding the repair and resale of vehicles that have an orange/salvage title. Insurance companies place salvage titles on vehicles that they deem uneconomical to repair by their own standards. These vehicles are issued salvage titles and are then sold by the insurance company through dealer auction. We specialize in these vehicles. We buy many of our vehicles from these insurance company auctions and professionally repair them to factory specifications. Once repairs are completed, a State of Michigan certified law enforcement officer must complete an inspection of the vehicle. When a vehicle passes this inspection, a "rebuilt" title can only then be issued and the vehicle can now be sold and registered for everyday use. Before this inspection, or if there is a failed inspection, the vehicle cannot, by law, be sold and registered for everyday use.