Under $20kNow financing self-employed & 1099 buyers
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Daytona Beach's straight-talking used-car dealer. Transparent pricing, strong trade values, and approvals that actually fit your month.
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Just-arrived vehicles
Fresh options from the lot, filtered for the way Daytona Beach drivers actually shop.
Under $20k
Truck2019 · Truck · FWD
GMC Sierra 1500 Crew Cab
SLT Pickup 4D 5 3/4 ft
105,765 miGasolineAuto
$33,999
Est. $687/mo
Under $20k
Truck2008 · Truck · FWD
Ford F250 Super Duty Crew Cab
King Ranch Pickup 4D 6 3/4 ft
267,807 miDieselAuto
$13,022
Est. $280/mo
Under $20k
Just arrived2018 · Coupe · FWD
Chevrolet Camaro
Coupe 2D 2SS 6.2L V8 Auto
63,737 miGasolineAuto
$33,499
Est. $676/mo
4.8· 99 reviews
Updated from Google · Daytona Beach, FL
Why locals keep coming back
Transparent pricing · Strong trade-in · No-pressure financing
“Awesome people! Thank you Kristin!”
Thomas C
1 month ago
“Steve was very helpful at letting me look at cars even though I have challenging credit. They have a lot of nice cars and at great prices!! Thanks Steve...😁”
Sarah Korkus
6 days ago
“Great dealer. Fair analysis of value. And they have a lot to offer. Very much recommend them to purchase a vehicle, or sell to them.”
Lori Nordman
2 weeks ago
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Learn Before You Buy or Sell
Credit help, first-time buyer guidance, self-employed financing, and same-day selling resources for Daytona Beach shoppers.
Florida Seller GuideHow to Sell a Car in FloridaGet the title transfer, plate removal, lien payoff, and document checklist right before you sell.Read guideCredit RebuildHow to Rebuild Your CreditUnderstand score recovery, on-time payment strategy, and how auto financing can help rebuild momentum.Read guideFirst-Time BuyerBuying Your First Car in Daytona BeachSee what first-time buyers need, how approvals work, and how to keep your first payment realistic.Read guideSelf-EmployedSelf-Employed Car LoansBuilt for contractors, gig workers, and seasonal earners using bank statements instead of pay stubs.Read guide