SelecTrucks Opens 4 Chicagoland Used-Truck Centers
SelecTrucks recently opened four new used-truck sales locations in the Chicago suburbs, bringing the number of sales centers in its growing network to 34.
SelecTrucks recently opened four new locations in the Chicago suburbs.
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SelecTrucks recently opened four new used-truck sales locations in the Chicago suburbs, bringing the number of sales centers in its growing network to 34.
New SelecTrucks locations opened in Chicagoland the first few weeks of 2021 include:
SelecTrucks of Chicago, Elmhurst, Illinois
SelecTrucks of Chicago, Shorewood, Illinois
SelecTrucks of Chicago, Gary, Indiana
SelecTrucks of North Chicago, Hampshire, Illinois
Like all SelecTrucks Centers, the new Chicagoland locations offer a wide selection of used trucks, comprehensive warranty packages, flexible financing terms, and business support.
All three SelecTrucks of Chicago locations are part of the TransChicago Truck Group, which started with a single commercial truck dealership in Franklin Park, Illinois, in 1982. All TransChicago locations are Elite Support certified to offer a higher level of customer service and efficiency when a Freightliner or Western Star truck comes in for maintenance or repair.
All SelecTrucks of Chicago locations are open weekdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturdays from 8 a.m. to noon.
SelecTrucks of North Chicago is a member of the Truck Country family of dealerships, which operates 24 new-truck dealerships across the Midwest. SelecTrucks of North Chicago is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday by appointment only.
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