Car Dealerships
Used-vehicle sales on Fraser Hwy in Murrayville, Langley Township, with trade-in appraisals, a payment calculator and credit applications handled online.
Independent, single-site and built around selling rather than fixing, this dealership works from 21697 Fraser Hwy on the Murrayville stretch of the highway. Langley Township is the only service area named on its own site, which bills the business as a Langley Twp used car dealer. No service department, parts counter or repair work is described anywhere on the site, so the operation comes down to sales, financing paperwork and trade-in appraisals.
Stock leans towards older budget models at one end and nearly-new vehicles at the other, on a lot small enough that what is parked there changes, so the current inventory pages are the thing to read before making the drive. The About page says every car, truck and SUV is handpicked for performance, value and reliability, although no inspection or reconditioning steps are set out behind that word. Warranty availability varies by vehicle, so confirm what is included with the specific car you are looking at, since individual vehicle records go no further than saying options are available. A CarFax Canada badge sits on the homepage.
Before anyone sets foot on the lot, the site hands over a few tools. A monthly payment calculator and an online credit application sit alongside a trade-in appraisal request and a Car Finder form, the latter for buyers who want a particular vehicle sourced rather than picked from what is already parked outside. There is a text-message contact form too, and a directions page carrying a map of the approach along Fraser Hwy. Financing is described in general terms only, with no lenders, rates or down-payment requirements named, so the terms actually on offer come out of the conversation.
The doors are open seven days a week, and from Monday through Saturday they stay open into the evening, which leaves room for a visit after work. The address carries one practical wrinkle: 21697 Fraser Hwy is a shared, multi-tenant auto-retail property, and Heritage Motorclub, Carmichael Motors and RV Marine Financing Canada all list the same street number, with no unit number posted for Vertex Auto Corp. Ringing the number on the contact page first saves you working out which door on the lot is theirs.
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