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Share the truck, trailer, seller and purchase price—or start before you have the exact unit.
A monthly payment path for semi trucks, trailers and vocational equipment—from one owner-operator truck to the next units in a growing fleet.
Shop the unit that fits the route, job or fleet—and build the purchase around a monthly payment path that works for the business.
Class 8 tractors and highway trucks.
Long-haul sleeper tractors.
Regional and local tractors.
Heavy-duty dump trucks.
Delivery and straight trucks.
Service, mixer, tanker and specialty.
Dry van, flatbed and specialty trailers.
Older and pre-owned equipment.
Search current commercial truck listings by keyword, then bring the truck or trailer back here to build the monthly path.
Search Commercial Truck Trader by keyword.
Share the truck, trailer, seller and purchase price—or start before you have the exact unit.
Review available terms and payment options, subject to underwriting and program requirements.
Move forward once the truck, trailer and seller are ready.
Truck age, mileage, configuration, application, seller type and the business behind it all matter. The transaction should be reviewed as a whole.
Older equipment may still be productive and valuable. Age is one input—not the entire decision.
Dealer, auction and private-party purchases can be considered, subject to seller and equipment verification.
The process can support one-truck purchases as well as additions to an established fleet.
Build the purchase around the tractor, trailer or vocational unit going to work.
Give customers a clear payment path at the point of purchase without sending them away to figure it out on their own.
Add a monthly payment path to new and used inventory, quotes and follow-up.
Dealer programsBuild purchase enablement directly into your sales process and dealer network.
Manufacturer programsYes. Used and older trucks can be considered. Final terms depend on the complete transaction, equipment and credit profile.
Dealer, auction and private-party purchases can be considered, subject to program requirements and seller/equipment verification.
Available terms can range from 24 to 72 months depending on the transaction, equipment and credit profile.
Yes. Dry vans, flatbeds and other commercial trailers can be considered as standalone purchases or alongside tractors.
In some cases, qualified approvals may remain open while you shop, subject to program requirements.
Start with the equipment, the price and the monthly path.