Penske Used Trucks has introduced anonline vehicle delivery calculator to assist equipment buyers in the continental United States with estimating total purchase cost.
If a potential buyer locates a Penske 16-foot box trucks for sale anywhere in the country and needs to have that vehicle transported to their operations in Atlanta, for example, the calculator provides an approximate delivery cost for your box truck.
“Our call center has been utilizing this calculator to help prospective buyers estimate their complete costs and we’re now offering it for customer use on PenskeUsedTrucks.com,” said Bob Glenn, director of remarketing for Penske.
“This allows buyers to shop more effectively online before contacting our call center to complete their purchase.”
Any costs displayed by the calculator are for estimation purposes only. Not applicable for special equipment. Any variation(s) in pick-up location and/or destination may result in a change of total charges.
Certain restrictions apply. For official costs, terms and conditions on the delivery of trucks, tractors, trailers or special equipment, and for deliveries outside the continental U.S., please contact Penske Used Trucks at 1-866-309-1962.
By “Move Ahead” Staff
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“The improved used truck website also complements our robust call center, where our customers can personalize their purchases to fit the needs of their fleets,” Mitchell added.
