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As a small and medium business owner you must have contemplated long and hard before buying a vehicle to aid you in your work. Most of the businesses opt for used commercial vans so that they gain the higher productivity levels at a lesser price. So, if you want to buy a used van too, then discussed below are the tips to find one.

Buying a used fleet van is a lot like buying a used car, but with a few details added to the research segment. Fleet vans have mostly proven to be good deals as they have been owned by a certain corporation and may have received regular maintenance and light use for their age. But then again, this depends on who operated them.

So, the place you want to start looking for is the internet, and once you have short listed those you like the most, here is a quick check list you need to run through.

1.Prefer a dealership that is family owned and operated. These dealers can be trusted to provide good vans for a rightful price. A family unit is behind the counter in this case, and such a set up runs and builds its worth on good and honest service.

2.Then visit the dealer's office and see the vehicle for yourself. If you have selected a vehicle, then do some homework on it. Dig out the fundamental information about the model, make of the vehicle, year and mileage that is claimed by the car manufacturer, not the dealer!

3.Make a note of the features that have been listed by the dealer, like the seat belts, air condition, power steering and electric windows. This is to let you make comparisons when you see the van for your self.

4.Just by looking closely at the inside and outside of a van, you will be able to ascertain a vehicle's light use and cared for history.

5.As above, a visual inspection will show whether a vehicle has been abused or used heavily.

6.Always take your own mechanic or vehicle expert along to see a used van. They will be able to tell you the actual state of the machinery. You need to be completely sure before making a decision.

7.Keep your documentation ready. Your credit will also be checked by the dealer to ascertain whether you can pay for the van or not. So be ready with your driver's licence, utility bills and bank details.

One basic thing that you need to remember when buying ex lease vans for sale is that, do not go by the manufacturing date of the van. You must remember that a car that has been manufactured later need not be in a better condition. The condition of the vans is determined by their usage. What purpose were the vans used for? Who drove them? All these questions need to be answered to understand the condition of a van. Keep these essential pointers in mind when you go out to buy used commercial vans, so that you gift your business the long awaited speed and productivity that it always deserved.

by: Nicola Cassidy




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