The questions fleet buyers ask us most often, covering the programs, pricing, vehicle availability, and what to expect through the buying process. If your question isn't here, submit an inquiry or email us directly.
Anyone who buys vehicles for business use: fleet managers, HVAC contractors, plumbers, home builders, food banks, senior living facilities, catering companies, nonprofits, and small businesses with even just one or two work vehicles. If you're buying a vehicle for business use, the fleet programs can help you reduce the acquisition cost.
No. No job is too big or too small. We handle everything from a single vehicle for a contractor or small business to fleet orders of 100+ vehicles for larger operations.
Nothing. The service is free for companies. We introduce you to the dealer and step out of the way.
The full commercial lineups from Ford, GM (Chevrolet and GMC), and Stellantis (Ram and Chrysler primarily). That covers half-ton through medium-duty trucks, full-size SUVs, cargo and passenger vans, mini-vans, chassis cabs for upfit, and electric fleet options. Buick, Cadillac, Lincoln, and Jeep are also available on a case-by-case basis through the same programs.
Yes: specialty vehicles are one of the areas where awarded dealers add the most value. Refrigerated vans, passenger shuttle conversions, service body upfits, utility bodies, ladder racks, and other commercial upfits all run through our dealer network. Tell us the spec and we'll route you to a dealer experienced with that upfit type.
We recommend the factory order process on vehicles for customers because this provides the largest savings and assures you get the exact vehicle you want. Don't waste your time searching for the vehicle that might meet your needs. Plan ahead and order the vehicle that will get the job done.
Depends entirely on the vehicle and its availability. In-stock vehicles at a dealer can deliver within a few days to a couple of weeks. Factory-order vehicles from the manufacturer typically run 10 to 12 weeks for standard configurations. Specialty vehicles (refrigerated vans, shuttle bus conversions, upfitted service bodies) can take longer because the chassis and the upfit are coordinated through separate suppliers, usually 12 to 20 weeks. We'll give you a realistic timeline before you commit to an order.
We review every inquiry personally, typically within one business day. We identify which awarded dealer is best positioned to fulfill based on your location, vehicle type, and any specialty requirements. We make the introduction and the awarded dealer will provide the official quote for you to review.
We respond to every inquiry within one business day. Whether you're ready to spec a vehicle or just want to understand the programs better, send us a note.