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FAQ

What is an auto broker?

He or she basically serves as a ‘buyer’s agent,’ helping to arrange every part of the vehicle transaction, and watching out for the best interests of the client.

The three major parts of this are the finding and securing of the appropriate new or used car, truck, or SUV; shopping any trade-in to maximize its value; and arranging the finance or lease package.

If someone has enough time, they can do much of this for themselves. However, the bottom line is that dealers negotiate hundreds of deals per month, and normal folk do it on average once every three or four years.

A professional broker does enough volume per month to negotiate discounts through the fleet departments of new car franchises, and can make sure the savings are large enough to cover their fee and still be a good value for their client. And, since they work in the business on a daily basis, they are often aware of changes in the market, and how these can affect people. Not just at purchase, but when it’s time to trade in as well.

Another advantage to using a broker is the comfort and certainty that come of a long-term relationship. Many auto brokers have been in business for five, ten, or twenty years; they often work with more than one generation of the same family. That means there’s no wondering if you’ll pull a joker out of the deck the next time you go into a normal dealership and find that the salesperson you liked so much has moved on.

Finally, because a broker isn’t employed by a specific manufacturer (yet can obtain most any type of car or truck) their first interest is in what vehicle is most appropriate for their client. Top auto brokers are good enough to work exclusively on a repeat and referral basis.

What are the benefits of buying through a broker?

  • save time
  • competitive pricing
  • no high pressure selling
  • all vehicles inspected before sale
  • nationwide auto search
  • great trade-in values
  • one stop shop for vehicle purchasing


Can you help me with after sale services?


PAB enrolls all consumers in the Preferred Client Club. this allows the consumer to contact a representative to help with everything from oil changes to aftermarket accessories and receive discounts through the Preferred Client Club program.

If I purchase through a broker, what is the warranty?

Manufacturers warranties are good regardless of where the vehicle is sold. PABoffers extended service contracts and warranties ranging from 3 months/3000-miles all the way up to 8 years/120,000.

Do you take trade-ins?

Maximizing what you get for your trade in is essential to getting the best bottom line; PAB can help you do this. First, we inspect your vehicle, and investigate auction market reports and other industry-only information to gauge the market. Then we leverage our extensive list of wholesalers and dealership used car managers via email and phone to make sure we’re squeezing every last penny from your vehicle. So you’ll no longer have to wonder if the person appraising your car is just having a bad hair day or other reason for ‘low balling’ you on what your vehicle is worth.

If you’d prefer not to sell your vehicle yourself, Preferred Auto Brokers can do it for you, through our consignment program. We can handle it all for you, meaning no strange characters coming to your home or other risks. For more information on this helpful service, contact Internet manager Isaac Bouchard.

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