Rapid response with a no-obligation, no-nonsense quote. If you see a specific vehicle on our web site, make a note of the stock number. If you are interested in a particular model, and if you know the equipment package (LS, LT, LTZ, 4WD, extended Cab, etc) make sure you reference that.

If you would like to have the assurance that you will be approved for a loan, you can simply submit a credit application for pre-approval status. Our dealership works with many banks and lending institutions and can tailor a loan that meets your requirements. Some folks prefer to put money down, while others do not, Barring and personal credit issues, that decision is yours.

Dan will coordinate a visual appraisal of your trade with our Pre-Owned Manager. It is recommended that you do some on-line research as to your vehicle's value before you bring your vehicle by. Our web site does have a link to the popular Kelly Blue Book pricing guide. When using KBB, or any other resource guide for valuing your trade, appreciate that these are guides, and they do not write checks.

Be honest and complete when using the guides. Mileage and condition are extremely important, as are matching tires, glass, exterior, and interior appearances. If your car had been routinely serviced with its manufacturer's recommended intervals that is also very important. If you know the amount of any remaining loan balance and who the lender is, that will also save time, if you trade in.

As a participant in the Massachusetts Registry's Drive Program, we can issue new registrations, new Massachusetts plates, and transfers of registrations. We fax copies of the new RMV-1 form and vehicle Title to your insurance agent. They fax us back a stamped copy of the RMV-1, along with an insurance binder for vehicles having a lien holder (not a cash purchases). Once we have those documents we can execute the new registration. Most insurance agents will not stamp or fax back until they have heard from you, their customer. If you know your agent's telephone number and their fax number, that will also help to speed the registration process.

We do not issue new handicapped, Veterans, or Vanity plates. Those plates will require you to personally visit a registry office. If you are transferring Massachusetts plates, you do have a seven-day grace period to effect the change in registration. Make sure you have a copy of the Purchase and Sales Agreement and your old registration with you.

Out of state registrations are the responsibility of the customer. Unlike, New Hampshire, and many other states, Massachusetts does NOT have temporary plates.