Commercial Vehicle Financing & Leasing Resources

Time means more to the commercial truck industry than it does to many other industries. Time to reach a load’s destination, time spent in the repair shop, time wasted struggling to get a bank loan -- a fleet owner always has his eye on the clock.

No company owner likes to feel fooled or ripped off. A bad deal is always painful. But when you’re talking about a huge purchase like a commercial truck, the agony -- and cost -- amplifies 1,000 times.

Certainly you’d rather focus on your business instead of paperwork or other deal details. That’s why you should look back at those purchases gone wrong so you don’t fall victim to the same pitfalls.

You’re in the commercial truck business for the long haul. Wouldn’t you like a leasing and financing partner that’s committed to your success?

A relationship-based lender is a financing company looking for a long-term rapport with its customers. Below we’ll uncover how working with a relationship based lender can help your business grow and save you time and money.

So you’ve found the commercial truck that has all the characteristics you seek to maintain a great fleet. Congratulations! Now comes the tricky part: financing.

We’ve already covered how lease financing your commercial truck can benefit your business. Now it’s time to learn why the wrong bank or lender can hamper your future.

Lease financing -- or lease to own -- is a financial tool that can help you build ownership in a commercial truck.

Why should you consider lease financing? It’ll help you find the commercial truck that fits your needs.

How do you find that diamond in the rough? How do you find a quality used commercial truck?

By now you’ve decided to go with a used commercial truck to maintain your fleet. But before you say “yes” to an all-too-eager seller, pump the brakes.

We’ll help you tread carefully, step by step, through the potential pitfalls of buying a used commercial truck. Ask yourself these questions:

We get it. It’s hard to resist the temptation of a shiny, new toy. And in some cases, leasing a new commercial truck is indeed beneficial for a fleet owner.

One of the Peterbilts pictured above is new. The other is a 2001 model. Not easy to tell the difference, right?

It won’t surprise you to hear that many of the best reasons to lease a used commercial truck -- tow, dump, or otherwise -- are cost-related. You may be surprised to learn, though, just how many ways -- whether wallet-impacting or not -- you can benefit from going used.