Does Landstar offers TRUCKS 4 SALE?

If you already have financing approved, that is half the battle. All the big manufacturers have dealers in Dallas and Fort Worth. There are also a lot of used truck dealers around the metroplex. You may want to check with the Landstar agent in Dallas. They used to have their office next to Budweiser, near I-45. I have been in there when someone was trying to sell a trailer. There could be some who are trading up to something newer or just getting out of the business. I was also at their orientation center once and there were several who had trucks they wanted to sell. At the time their orientation center was on 67, south of Dallas. You can always postpone orientation until you find the right truck. I would not kill myself trying to buy a truck. You will wind up spending more than you want.

 

So, if you want to keep your financing you will need to buy a Ryder truck? You may see if there is an Arrow dealer in the area. They have dealerships all over. I believe they are owned by Volvo. I have never done business with them, but it may be another option. If you got approved with one lender, you should not have a problem with another. Not all banks make loans for class 8 equipment, but will lend for a commercial line of credit, which may be used to purchase a class 8 truck. It sounds crazy, and it, but that is the way things work, sometimes. Some credit unions will also make loans on class 8 equipment. Most truck dealers have sources for financing. It is normally less expensive to bring your own financing, but it is an option. Paccar, Navistar, Mercedes, Chrysler all have their own financing. You may need to get a letter of intend to lease from Landstar to nail down the loan. There are a number of leasing companies that offer financing on class 8 trucks. You own the truck when you make your last payment. It is just another way to finance your equipment.

 

Just go on truck paper....there are tons to choose from.

 

Hey IT !!! Pardon me but I'm going to be a little firm with you........ Keystone only works with Ryder? That's a bad deal man. The fox is counting the chickens driver....they did you a favor by swapping those tires......

And your not desperate to do anything....take a breath. LS will wait and that freight will still be there tomorrow bud........you're missing nothing.

Also, if you're approved with one then you'll get approved with another, get out there and get looking. Work several deals at once and cull the lot down to what you want. By all means take your time driver....hasty decisions can turn out very bad.

Lastly, carrier in house financing is fine...if that's your thing....I know, I did it BUT....I was their slave and lived under threat all the time AND they hassled me bad when I paid them off. It took me 4 hours in delays to pay off my tractor in cash. Point is, I did it for a reason. I needed to protect my credit from inquiries and activity and this was the only way short of cash.

Your gonna get burned driver....slow down.

JMO

 

I don't understand why it takes so long to get credit approved when you have excellent credit. Takes me about 10 mins. or less.

 

Thanks for info also CT. You know I'm still researching. Just sent her P message.

 

That's not what he asked


To the OP....

Desperate people make poor decisions. Assume you'll need two weeks to find the truck you want.

My bank will finance me with 20% down. No questions asked, but they do want to see the truck.