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HOW DO YOU CHOOSE A MEDIUM DUTY TRUCK AND UPFIT?
Choosing your business’s next Isuzu commercial truck is no easy feat. One of the first things a business owner should do is assess the scope and scale of their business operations to determine their specific needs. From landscaping to moving/delivery, laundry service, party rental, refrigerator trucks and others, your vocation will help guide your must-haves when upfitting your next work truck. Check out the best kenworth truck auctions.

DO YOU PLAN TO BUY NEW OR USED?
Operating a new truck is a positive part of your brand image. If this is important to you, a new vehicle can help show the prestige of your business. One potential drawback to purchasing a new work truck is that trucks, like all vehicles, take on wear and tear that could cause the value to diminish quickly.

Buying a used commercial work truck is different than buying a used consumer vehicle. If a used model has been towing at or near the weight capacity frequently, it will wear down the engine quicker. Because of the wear and tear put on commercial vehicles, buying a used vehicle does come with a bit of risk. Considering how much risk you are willing to take is an important part of determining if a new or used vehicle is right for you and your business.

WHAT ARE YOU HAULING/TOWING?
Depending upon what type of work you do, you may need a lot of towing capacity. If you operate in a climate with a lot of snow and ice, towing capacity might be more crucial to your operations. Isuzu has GWVRs from 12,000 to 25,950 lbs. and payload allowances up to 15,690 lbs. Compare models.

Additionally, if you have a lot of tools and rideable machinery, it might be more important to have a bed that offers the ability to drive the mowers right up on to the bed of the truck. This adaptability is offered on most new Isuzu Models. A box truck or flatbed is a better option for businesses that operate in tight spaces like the urban environment of Detroit, MI, because of the maneuverability compared to a conventional truck with a trailer attached to it. Learn more about our upfitters.

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DO YOU PLAN TO BUY OUTRIGHT, FINANCE OR LEASE?
Many business owners might think it is best to buy a vehicle if they have the cash on hand. While there are benefits to this thought process, it is not always the best option. Oftentimes, financing a vehicle with a loan or a lease option are better choices. Not only does it cost much less up-front to take possession of your new commercial truck, but there also are incentives/specials, the ability to upgrade, and with a lease option, you pay only for the use of the truck. Learn more about purchasing options.

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