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Financing

Find out what is realistic before you fall for a truck.

Pre-qualifying here is a request for a conversation, not an application for credit. Nothing is submitted to a lender and no inquiry is made against your credit file.

Or just ask a person

Seven days a week. Tell us the work and we will tell you what fits.

(224) 222-0000
Hours
Mon–Sun, 8am–6pm
Address
210 Flannigan Road
Hampshire, IL 60140
Directions and everything else

How pre-qualification works

  1. Step 1

    Tell us what you need

    Amount, down payment, and roughly where your credit sits. Three minutes, and nothing that touches your credit file.

  2. Step 2

    We talk it through

    We call you. You find out what is realistic, what a payment looks like, and what would change it — before anything is submitted anywhere.

  3. Step 3

    You decide, then we apply

    Only when you want to move forward does a formal application go to a lender, and only with your written authorisation.

First, the arithmetic

Know your number before you talk to anyone.

A payment you can carry in a slow month is the one that matters. Work out what that is here, then bring it to the form below — the conversation is far shorter when you already know what you are asking for.

Looking at a specific unit? Every listing has this same calculator pre-filled with its price. Browse inventory.

9.50%

Estimated monthly

$1,633

Amount financed
$65,000
Total interest
$13,384

An estimate from the numbers you entered, not an offer of credit. The rate above is your assumption — your actual rate, term and approval depend on your credit, your operating history and the lender. Taxes, title, registration and fees are not included.

Pre-qualify

Three short steps.

We ask what a lender would ask first, so the call we make is a useful one rather than a fact-finding exercise.

We do not ask for a social security number, a date of birth or bank details on this form. None of that belongs in a request for a conversation.

Step 1 of 3

What you need

A round number is fine. We are sizing the conversation, not quoting it.

More down usually means a better rate and a shorter term.