Value Your Trade
In a few simple steps, find out what your vehicle is worth.
We Will Buy Your Car!
At Huron Motor Products, we strive to simplify the car shopping and purchasing experience. One of the ways we achieve this is by providing a straightforward method for customers to sell their used cars without hassle. Recognizing that not everyone has the time or inclination to handle private sales, we offer to buy your car directly, if you are interested in one of our vehicles. This means you can skip the process of posting ads and vetting potential buyers. Additionally, we assist you in applying the value of your current vehicle towards the purchase of the new or pre-owned vehicle you desire.
If you're asking yourself, "How much is my used car worth?" You can find the answer with just a few clicks! Utilize our convenient trade-in value calculator to obtain an estimated value of your car from the convenience of your home or office. Input relevant details about your vehicle and your contact information into the calculator, and receive an estimate promptly. Remember, several factors influence trade-in value, such as:
- Mileage
- Mechanical Condition
- Car Features
- Exterior/Interior Condition
- Market Landscape
After you've received your trade-in estimate, we can help you set up an appraisal of your vehicle. During the appraisal we will examine the condition of your vehicle, to make sure it's a good fit for our used inventory.
Once we've examined your vehicle, we will give you a trade number on your vehicle, and you can choose whether or not to accept. We pride ourselves on offering the fairest possible trade values on vehicles, and always make the trade-in process as transparent & simple as possible. There are a couple of major advantages of selling your car to the dealership:
- Tax savings - The value of your trade-in is deducted from the purchase price of your new vehicle, reducing the total price and the amount of tax you pay.
- Trade even when upside down - You can still trade a vehicle in that you owe money on. If you are upside down on your vehicle loan, you can consolidate what's owed on your current car with the price of your new vehicle.