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Sellers can start by submitting basic information online to receive an initial offer. After that, an in-person inspection is required to confirm the vehicle's condition before a final offer is issued. Payment is typically processed on the same day once paperwork is completed.

Most locations follow a clear or no-haggle pricing structure. This means listed prices are intended to reflect market-based values without negotiation. Buyers who prefer predictable pricing often find this approach easier, though it limits bargaining flexibility.

Financing is available through partnered lenders, with loan and lease options for different credit situations. Customers can start applications online or handle financing in person at a dealership, depending on their preference.

Used vehicles typically undergo a multi-point inspection to verify their condition before being listed for sale. The thoroughness and specific checklist may vary by brand and dealership, so some customers choose to request an independent inspection for added reassurance.

Yes. They provide offers for vehicles regardless of whether the seller buys another car from them. The final offer is confirmed after an in-person inspection, and payment is issued once the sale is completed.

Buyers may encounter documentation fees, registration fees, and optional add-ons that vary by location and state. Reviewing the final itemized purchase agreement before signing helps avoid unexpected charges.

You can use the store locator on AutoNation’s website to search by ZIP code, city, or state. The tool lists nearby locations along with available services, contact information, and current inventory. Many shoppers start here to compare stores in their area before scheduling a test drive or appointment.