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Are you currently in the market for an SUV and are looking for a reliable vehicle at an affordable price? At Crossroads GMC, we supply all the latest vehicles from GM’s lineup, including the newest SUVs from Chevy and GMC. Located in West Corinth, MS, we’re the best Tupelo GM dealer around, as we’re less than an hour away and provide first-rate service to every customer that visits our dealership. Chevy and GMC produce a wide range of vehicles, and most importantly, these vehicles don’t have to cost a large sum either. We’ve picked our favorite SUVs that you’ll find at our dealership, so read on further to learn about our top selections that we recommend to you. more The first SUV that we recommend comes from Chevy, and while there are a few options when perusing the “entry-level” models, this one stands out for a few distinct reasons. Starting at only $19,000, the 2021 Chevy Trailblazer is the most affordable SUV in the GM lineup. It exceeds expectations in several ways, never once giving the impression that it is a cheap vehicle. The second SUV that we recommend to drivers is the 2021 Buick Encore GX, which is Buick’s entry-level model. Both of these options have the opportunity to become your next vehicle, but let’s talk more about the specifications of each one to learn which model to purchase for you and your family. 2021 Chevy Trailblazer Earning its place as one of the most feature-packed SUVs that you can purchase at a price tag under $20,000, the 2021 Chevy Trailblazer may just be the perfect choice for your family. There are two powertrain configurations for the Trailblazer, both featuring turbocharged engines. Firstly, a 1.2L three-cylinder comes standard with the Trailblazer and is paired with an efficient Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT). Although its 137 hp and 162 lb-ft of torque aren’t likely to win any races, this SUV earns its place amongst the most fuel-efficient options out there, no matter which of the two turbocharged engines that you opt for. This base engine isn’t offered with all-wheel drive, but you can expect EPA-estimated ratings of 28 MPG city and 31 MPG highway, which should be perfect for getting your family around town. The second available powertrain configuration features a 1.3L three-cylinder that will come paired with a 9-speed automatic transmission should you opt for all-wheel drive. Otherwise, this engine will be paired to a CVT, just like the base power plant. The performance has a noticeable increase when upgrading to this engine, amping things up to 155 hp and 174 lb-ft of torque. EPA-estimated ratings are even better with this powertrain setup, especially front-wheel drive models, which get 29 MPG city and 33 MPG highway. The all-wheel drive models also get impressive fuel economy for a capable SUV, coming in at 26 MPG city and 30 MPG highway. If you want an efficient and affordable ride that can handle anything you throw at it, the 2021 Chevy Trailblazer is worth checking out. Interior space is important for any SUV, and the Trailblazer delivers. Despite its compact size, the Trailblazer offers you a commendable 54.4 cu ft of space, although it’s worth noting this is the maximum amount of space and will only be accessible when the rear row of seats is folded down. If this rear-row is not folded, you’ll still have 25.3 cu ft. of space for any belongings. Headspace is superb regardless of which seat you’re sitting in, as the front row will get 40.9 inches, and the rear row has 38.4 inches. The same can be said for legroom, as the Trailblazer sports 40.9 inches in the front row and 39.4 inches in the back. While many small SUVs are only really good for two passengers, the Trailblazer can comfortably fit adults in its back seat. 2021 Buick Encore GX Starting at an MSRP of $24,200, the 2021 Buick Encore GX is currently the most cost-effective SUV that Buick offers within its lineup of new vehicles. The powertrain configurations are identical to the ones found on the Trailblazer, with the only exception being slightly different EPA-estimated ratings. Models that sport the turbocharged 1.3L three-cylinder will get EPA ratings of 30 MPG city and 32 MPG highway for the front-wheel drive models. Overall, it offers the same capable driving experience as the Trailblazer, in a more luxurious and premium package. The Buick Encore GX, much like the Trailblazer, has plenty of safety features that come standard. Some of the features that you’ll find on both vehicles include Automatic Emergency Braking with Pedestrian Detection, which will bring your vehicle to a halt before hitting another vehicle or a bystander. You’ll be given a heads-up in the form of Forward Collision Alert, which also comes with the Encore GX and Trailblazer and will send an alert signal to you before a collision takes place. While driving on the freeway, it’s important to maintain a straight line within your intended lane, but mistakes can happen. Should you be leaving your lane, features such as Lane Departure Warning will kick in and warn you of your vehicle’s misalignment on the road. Another valuable safety system is Lane Keep Assist, which allows your vehicle to make small corrections to the steering to ensure you’re safely in your lane. A Rearview camera also comes with both vehicles, and this can be swapped out for an HD Surround View camera system for even more viewpoints surrounding your vehicle. Both vehicles include Teen Driver. By utilizing rules that the parents have set, whether it’s volume limits, speed limits, or more, the vehicle will tailor the driving experience to keep teenage drivers safer than ever. Teen Driver is an important feature to acquire if you have a child that will be utilizing your vehicle, and parents can always keep track of their child’s driving performance through a report that will be sent to their wireless devices every time their child gets out on the road. It Is Time to Act No other dealership in the area can match our selection of high-quality GM vehicles or the experience you’ll have shopping with us. We take car buying as seriously as our customers, and it’s our goal to make every experience shopping with us one that you’ll enjoy and whole-heartedly recommend to others. We consider the freedom of choice with our customers, and it all starts with our selection of vehicles from Chevy and GMC. If you’re looking for affordable SUVs from any of these brands, then we’ll gladly assist you with either a brand-new model or a used one. At Crossroads GMC, we also offer additional ways to acquire your vehicle, which you can learn more about at our on-site finance center. Our experts will always take the time to discover the perfect loan or lease terms for you. Need a hand with ditching your old vehicle in the process? Not a problem as our on-site finance center can help you with trade-in values as well. When you’re ready to begin shopping for your new vehicle, come visit us at 1701 Highway 72, West Corinth, MS. When you see our selection of modern GM SUVs, cars, and pickup trucks, you will be glad you made the trip from Tupelo.

It used to be that the term ‘electric car’ conjured images of a slow, blandly-styled carpool lane cheat car. Today, nothing could be further from the truth. Major advancements in battery technology have propelled the EV market into previously unheard of categories. Visit Crossroads GMC, your electric car dealership in MS, and you’ll be amazed at the new offerings for electric cars. However, the best may be to come with the 2022 GMC Hummer EV SUV on the horizon. more This is not your mother’s EV. In fact, it’s anything but. The 2022 GMC Hummer EV SUV takes everything we thought we knew about electric vehicles and crushes it under its massive 35-inch tires (with enough clearance for up to 37-inch tires), leaving deep tracks in its wake. Blink and you’ll miss it because this Hummer delivers big block V8-like performance, with stats that will have you scratching your head and thinking, are you sure this is an EV? Burning With Anticipation The highly-anticipated Hummer EV SUV isn’t going to be available until early 2023. Unfortunately, early buyers snatched up the inaugural early-release Hummer EV Edition 1 in just ten minutes, which means those not lucky enough to secure one will have to wait a little longer. But trust us; it’s well worth the wait. This new Hummer EV SUV comes with a price tag that’s as jaw-dropping as its capability specs, so if you want one, be prepared to fork out over $80,000. We think demand will continue to exceed supply. The Hummer EV joins a lineup of GMC vehicles that have garnered plenty of attention for their stunning exterior styling and long list of luxury and comfort features. Even the full-size pickup line, the Sierra, enjoys upscale interior appointments and a loyal following of buyers who refuse to drive anything else. What do we love about the all-new GMC Hummer EV SUV? More than we can fit here, that’s for sure. From driving range to off-roading prowess, this Hummer is truly something special. If you’re hoping to be the first on your block to add one to your fleet, here’s a list of all the bragging rights you’ll inherit as a proud Hummer EV SUV owner. Expansive Off-Roading Capability The value proposition for early electric vehicles centered mostly on environmental stewardship. Prohibitive pricing and limited driving range meant that early buyers suffered for their lowered carbon footprint. Nowadays, compromise is not part of the equation. This is never more apparent than with the 2022 GMC Hummer EV SUV. The Hummer EV SUV delivers up to 830 horsepower and an astounding 11,500 lb-ft of torque, an incredible power range that drivers can tap into for everything from highway acceleration to crawling over rocky terrain. The Hummer EV SUV is clocked at a 0-60 speed of 3.5 seconds, so all that torque range adapts to deliver plenty of speed when called for. The buzzword that has automotive journalists talking is CrabWalk. What is CrabWalk? Simply put, it’s a setting that makes the rear wheels steerable. CrabWalk lets drivers turn the rear wheels up to 10 degrees in either direction, essentially allowing the Hummer EV to travel diagonally. This capability transforms off-roading on tight trails, giving the Hummer EV class-leading maneuverability. Then there’s Extract Mode. This is a first-ever feature that lets drivers dial in extra height – up to six inches – to climb out of challenging terrain or ford a raging river. Extract Mode works with the Adaptive Air Ride Suspension, automatically lifting the vehicle and opening up a world of trail-riding possibility. EV Technology When it comes to capabilities, the Hummer EV SUV lives up to its name and then some, but what about EV technology? Can all that power really come from a battery? Thanks to General Motors’ Ultium battery technology advancements, the answer to that question is a resounding yes. This newest Hummer challenges every preconceived notion that might still exist about the viability of EV vehicles. The Hummer EV SUV isn’t quite a special use vehicle, but it is a trail-riding monster with a history of doing tough work in punishing conditions. That’s a lot to live up to, and the Hummer EV does it and then some, all while creating zero emissions. The Hummer EV SUV is kind of an anti-Hummer. Known for being a gas guzzler in the past, this newest version is anything but. The 800-volt, 350-kW DC Fast-Charging battery delivers an impressive range of up to 300-miles and can charge up to 100 miles of range for every 10 minutes it charges. Three motors work together to deliver the impressive performance stats: one in the front and one over each rear wheel. That’s enough to reach 830 horsepower and 11,500 lb-ft of torque, but you can tailor the power levels by getting a model with two motors, not three. Set for production in Detroit at a 40-year-old factory that GM repurposed for EV capability, the Hummer EV represents a bigger global GM strategy to achieve an entirely all-electric fleet of vehicles by 2035. It’s a great start. Technology and Infotainment The firsts aren’t exclusive to the Hummer’s off-roading capability or remarkable charging capacity and driving range. If you turn your attention to the interior cabin, you’ll see that you’re surrounded by next-level technology. There’s a 12.3-inch Driver Information Center and a dash-mounted 13.4-inch infotainment touchscreen, both located within easy reach of the driver for optimal control. Opt for the available UltraVision camera system, and your touchscreen turns into a control hub, offering up to seventeen different camera views, including a standard HD Surround Vision feature that displays the area immediately surrounding the vehicle. UltraVision is designed to monitor every millimeter of your Hummer – even the underbody – for precision off-roading that optimizes your path and enhances navigation capability. All Hummer EV SUVs are equipped with an advanced Bose 14-speaker audio system. The system includes Centerpoint, a function designed specifically for the Hummer’s interior cabin acoustics. It also includes Electric Vehicle Sound Enhancement, which incorporates Active Sound Management to minimize exterior noise and maximize acoustics, turning the Hummer’s cabin into a roving concert hall. The 12.3-inch Driver Information Center displays important data, including charge level and battery temperature. It can also set up charging schedules and locate nearby charging stations. A series of off-road widgets deliver an interface for selecting options like ride height and compass headings, and the available ProGrade Trailering App allows drivers to customize trailer settings and run through pre-departure safety checklists. Marching Into the Future The upcoming all-new, all-electric 2022 GMC Hummer EV SUV represents a full-circle moment for General Motors. The company comes out blazing with a major addition to its EV lineup. The fact that it chose this nameplate to headline the march toward an all-electric future isn’t an accident. We love the irony; take a vehicle that was previously derided for its gas-guzzling tendencies and reimagine it for a zero-emissions future. It’s a bold move that buyers are scrambling to be a part of. Don’t miss out! The Hummer EV SUV is already available for reservations, but if you don’t reserve yours soon, you might be out of luck. Demand is equal to what we’d expect from such a disruptive new EV player, and we fully expect that every Hummer EV SUV that does land at Crossroads GMC won’t stick around for very long. It’s an exciting time in automotive manufacturing history. We’re seeing technological advancements that were unheard of even a decade ago. Soon, the EV landscape will be full of options at every imaginable price point and with features and capabilities that challenge even the most fully-equipped combustible motor alternative. However, it’s going to be hard to beat the 2022 GMC Hummer EV SUV.

If you haven’t already heard, then let us be the first to tell you: the Hummer is back! After more than a decade away (it was discontinued in 2010), the legendary Hummer will be making its return, and it will be better than ever. The all-new 2022 GMC Hummer EV is going to be an all-electric model that offers truly incredible levels of power and performance – GMC calls it “The World’s First All-Electric Supertruck,” and we tend to agree. While you won’t find it at the local GMC dealers in MS until later this year, we’re already very excited about it. more Today, we’re going to talk about some of the features that have us so excited about the return of the Hummer and give you an idea of what you can expect from this model. The Hummer EV is only the beginning of GMC’s exploration of powerful cutting edge EV models, so this is a great place to get a sense of what will be coming in the years ahead. As your GMC dealer in MS, we couldn’t be prouder of everything GMC has to offer today, tomorrow, and in the years to come. Reason #1 – Fully Electric Design It might seem a bit obvious to start with the electric design of the Hummer EV, but it’s really the heart and soul of this incredible new model. The launch version of the Hummer EV features an incredible power system that includes three electric motors and standard all-wheel drive. This powertrain delivers 1,000 hp and 11,500 lb-ft of torque, with the ability to go from 0 to 60 in about 3 seconds thanks to its “Watts to Freedom” launch control system. It’s worth noting that future models will be available with two motors and a lower price tag, but initially, the more powerful three-motor system will be the only one available. After all, it’s called a Supertruck for a reason. The Hummer EV has an available 800V DC fast charging feature, which allows it to add 100 miles of charge in just 10 minutes, and the launch model will have an estimated 350 miles of range on a single charge. Reason #2 – Crabwalk While the incredible power system might be reason enough to be excited about the Hummer EV for a lot of people, once you look beyond it, you’ll find a host of other exciting new features. The new Crabwalk feature is one that we’re really looking forward to and helps cement the Hummer EV’s place as the upcoming model we most want to take on the trail. This is one of several off-road features that really take the Hummer EV to the next level. When used, the Crabwalk function allows you to drive the Hummer EV diagonally at low speeds. So if you find yourself in a tight spot while on the trail and need to make a seemingly impossible shift to the side, the Hummer EV can actually do it. We think this is really going to change what people expect from an off-road machine. Reason #3 – Extract Mode Similarly, the Extract mode for the Hummer EV is perfect for situations in which you find yourself in a spot that could otherwise be insurmountable. When activated, the Extract mode uses Adaptive Air Ride Suspension to lift the Hummer EV approximately 6 inches and give you truly incredible clearance when you need it. This allows you to tackle unexpected obstacles or parts of a trail that would be impossible for most vehicles without sacrificing your truck’s stability like you would with the installation of a full lift kit. Reason #4 – UltraVision Another amazing off-road feature (that could certainly come in handy when driving around town as well) is the available UltraVision system. Up to 18 camera views are available with UltraVision, including waterproof underbody cameras that provide you with a real-time view of what’s under your vehicle. These include both forward and rear-facing cameras, which are placed low enough to give you visibility beyond the skid plates that protect the underside. With UltraVision, you can more easily see what’s going on beneath your vehicle and decide how to best proceed when exploring the trail. Reason #5 – Super Cruise While this feature might not be unique to the Hummer EV, it’s still quite new and slowly being deployed by GM. Super Cruise is GM’s answer to semi-autonomous driving and includes advanced driver-assistance technology to allow for hands-free driving and automatic lane changing on hundreds of thousands of miles of mapped roads across the US. This is still being rolled out, but the tech is getting more impressive with each passing day. As autonomous driving becomes the norm, Super Cruise and technology like it will be key in leading the way. And the Hummer EV is one of the first vehicles to take that tech to the next level and make your drive easier than ever before. Reason #6 – Infinity Roof Although we could spend a lot of time talking about just how stunning the design of the exterior is overall, instead, we’re going to focus on the all-new Infinity Roof. This Infinity Roof includes a modular Sky Panel system with four large transparent roof panels that are tinted to deflect sunlight while still affording absolutely gorgeous views of the environment around you. Since the Hummer EV is ideal for going off-road, this will let you really enjoy the full beauty of nature surrounding you while on the trail. Further, these four panels are removable and can be easily stored in the front trunk area, with a rear drop glass panel that you can lower. So when you want, you can really open up the cabin of the Hummer EV to feel the world around you. It’s a truly remarkable design and makes driving this truck a revolutionary experience. Reason #7 – Gorgeous Interior The interior of the Hummer EV is also a true joy to sit in, with a bold design that looks amazing and offers unparalleled comfort. Inspired by otherworldly landscapes and the idea of exploring new planets, the Lunar Horizon interior has a clean look that is welcoming and incredibly spacious. You and your passengers, including those in the rear seats, will have plenty of room, and it has an open feel to it that really lets you enjoy your time with others inside the vehicle. Durable, all-weather flooring is perfect for going off-road, while the luxurious details throughout the interior remind you that you’re in a truck unlike any other. It doesn’t feel alien or cold but offers a daring design that makes you want to surround yourself with the look of the future. Reason #8 – Impressive Tech We’ve already talked about a lot of impressive exterior technology, but we wanted to mention a few interior pieces that have us excited. Unlike a lot of trucks with 6-inch or 8-inch infotainment displays, the Hummer EV features a center-mounted 13.4-inch color touchscreen infotainment display, plus a 12.3-inch color driver information center. Along with these two screens, you get a 14-speaker Bose audio system with Centerpoint and Electric Vehicle Sound Enhancement designed to create an acoustic experience unlike anything else on the road. All of these impressive tech features come together to make something that simply works, letting you enjoy them almost effortlessly. The Hummer EV interior is a great design that p

Whenever folks stop by our dealership at Crossroads GMC, most of them have a car they’re currently looking to sell or trade-in before buying their next one from us, whether they are buying a new Chevy or GMC or a used model from other great automotive companies. If you are looking to sell your car, you probably want to know what it’s worth. This depends on a number of factors. more First of all, cars with less mileage will be worth more than the same make and model with more miles on the odometer. This reflects the fact that the extra mileage reflects more wear and tear on the key automotive components like the engine, transmission, tires, and drivetrain. The second factor is the car’s age. A more recent model will almost always command more money or trade-in value than an older one, mostly because of depreciation. In fact, most cars will lose up to 50% of their value in the initial two to three years of ownership. However, some vehicles do not depreciate as quickly as others. This can be because of demand for the specific make and/or model. Some cars are just more desirable than others. While you may be driving around in a wonderful sedan you’ve had for a few years, it may not be worth as much as a used truck or SUV of the same vintage and condition because drivers today just don’t desire sedans as much as they used to. It could also be due to the reputation of the automaker for building vehicles that age better with respect to reliability. So, which are the cars with the highest resale value? Let’s take a quick look at the makes and models that do the best at holding their value over time. The Top Four Brands When It Comes to Resale When you look at the top vehicles for resale value, you keep seeing four brand names that appear more often than others. The top brands for resale value among mass-market automakers, you repeatedly see Toyota and Subaru. These two companies from Japan have done more than most others to ensure that their vehicles remain reliable over time. Similarly, when you are looking at luxury brands, Lexus and Porsche stand out from the crowd when it comes to holding onto residual value. This is especially interesting when you take into account that Lexus is the luxury brand designed and manufactured by Toyota. So what does this mean to you? If you have a vehicle from one of these four brands, then it is more likely than not that you will get a really good deal on a sale or trade-in, all other things being equal. However, if you don’t drive a Toyota, Subaru, Lexus, or Porsche, you are not out of luck. First, Subaru, Lexus, and Porsche don’t make pickup trucks. Second, there are other specific models from other automakers that also do a great job of holding their value. Finally, the resale factor can also be a factor of the vehicle type, with certain manufacturers excelling at specific model types. As a result, while they may not lead the industry in resale value like Toyota or Subaru, they will still make dependable vehicles when it comes to things like pickup trucks or hybrids. SUVs With the Top Resale Values The SUV has become the most popular type of vehicle among American drivers over the past two decades, supplanting the once ubiquitous sedan. Drivers love the mixture of interior space for passengers and cargo and the higher ground clearance that comes in handy in inclement weather afforded by many SUVs. Nevertheless, you need to keep in mind that not all SUVs are the same. Crossovers and compacts are great for commuters, young students, and older couples who desire the great fuel economy of smaller models, but family drivers tend to prefer midsize and full-size SUV models. When looking at smaller SUVs that retain their value, you will see models like the Subaru Crosstrek and Forester, Toyota RAV4, Porsche Macan, and Lexus UX. However, you will also see many models from other automakers doing a solid job of holding their value, like the Volvo XC40, Honda HR-V, and Jeep Wrangler. With respect to the Jeep, this is almost always the case when folks are looking for a four-wheel drive model that is perfect for off-roading. Similarly, among midsize SUVs, you will find that the Subaru Outback, Lexus RX and GX, Toyota Highlander, and Porsche Cayenne are topping the list, but this begins to change when you move onto full-size SUVs. You see, among the list of midsize SUVs, only the Lexus GX and Toyota Highlander have three rows. As a result, you see other brands joining this list of reliable SUVs that hold their value. Among the top full-size SUVs with great retained value are the Chevy Suburban and Tahoe, GMC Yukon, and Ford Expedition, as well as the Lexus LX and Toyota 4Runner. Sedans That Hold Their Value While sedans and coupes are not as popular as they once were, they make great cars, especially for folks looking for an economical way to commute to and from work. Just like the SUVs, we see Toyota, Porsche, Lexus, and Subaru dominating this category when it comes to models that hold their value. This list includes such cars as the Toyota Corolla, Camry and Avalon, Lexus RC, Porsche Panamera, and Subaru Legacy and Impreza. However, we also see other manufacturers joining this group, including the Honda Civic and Accord, Nissan Maxima, and Audi A7. This has to do with Honda and Nissan making three of the longest-running sedan models on the road today, having been able to create a style and performance that lends itself to longevity. Similarly, Audi leveraged its experience, making some of the finest vehicles in Germany into a model that retains its resale value over time. Trucks That Pick Up Value As They Age Pickup trucks are a separate category unto themselves. Only a small number of automakers make pickups, and they command some of the greatest brand loyalty among drivers that makers of other vehicle types wish they had. Still, certain makes and models do a better job of getting a top resale value for their owners. Of the four best resale value brands, only Toyota has an entry into this category, with its midsize Tacoma and full-size Tundra truck models. Joining them are the heavy-duty models made by three American automakers, the GMC Sierra HD, Chevy Silverado HD, and Ram 2500. If you own one of these five models, you will probably get more in resale or trade-in for your truck than other makes and models of the same year, mileage, and condition. Sports Cars That Race to the Top Sports cars tend to be more a niche market, but these makes and models also have different ratings for retaining resale value. What we see in looking at sports cars is an interesting mix of foreign and domestic models. For example, at or near the top of the market is the Porsche 911 Turbo, a classic that has been burning up the quarter-mile since before most of us were born. At the other end of the spectrum are two performance hatchbacks from Japanese automakers, the Subaru WRX and Honda Civic Type R. These little roadsters have developed a cult following that helps them maintain exceptional resale value on the secondary market. American automakers also build sports cars that have an excellent resale value. Chevrolet may have turned quite a few heads when it introduced the new mid-engine Corvette in 2019, but drivers who have these performance sports cars are pleasantly surprised that they have done a good job of retaining their value. Similarly, Dodge brought back its popular 70s muscle cars, the Charger and Challenger, with modern updates for the 21st Century, like improved safety features and bigger engines. These two fastbacks are very popular, a big reason why they have solid resale values. Sometimes the best resale value is for a specific trim on a popular model. This is the case with the Ford Mustang, where the top-of-the-line Shelby GT350 has proven to be extremely popular with sports car enthusiasts. Alternative Energy Vehicles With a Future so Bright They Need to Wear Shades With gas prices spiking around the nation, more and more drivers are looking for ways to save money every time they fill up. As a result, alternative energy vehicles are more popular than ever. These hybrids and electric vehicles (EVs) allow drivers to stretch the mileage on a single tank of gas or, in the case of EVs, avoid using gas altogether. When it comes to hybrids, the Toyota Prius tops the list regarding resale value. This was the first commercially successful hybrid vehicle, and Toyota has constantly improved this model. As for EVs, the three models that stand out are the Tesla Model X and Model 3, and the Chevy Bolt EV. Tesla was the first company to show that you could have exceptional performance on an all-electric vehicle, dispelling notions and memories of sluggish golf carts. As for Chevrolet, it bet big on hybrids and EVs when it introduced the Volt, and the Bolt EV represents a vehicle that is reliable, efficient, and, best of all, affordable. This is why it has such a solid resale value. An Exceptional Value Proposition If you own any of the makes or models mentioned above, you are probably going to find that your car will give you a great resale value when you go to sell or trade it in for a new vehicle. Now, if you don’t have one of the models mentioned, you shouldn’t worry too much. If you have taken care of your vehicle, making sure to keep up with routine maintenance and avoiding accidents by driving safely, then you will probably also get a very good deal when it comes time for you to sell it. This is because the condition is also a big factor in determining resale value. It is also the only one that is almost completely under your control. So, when it comes time for your next vehicle, stop by our dealership and let us give you a great deal on your old car and an even better one on your next one.