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Truck Dealership, Rent-to-Own Class 8

Mississippi Class 8 truck dealership with rent-to-own fleet

On NextCompany since September 3, 2026 (42 days)

MS area
Financial summary
Asking price
$4,500,000
Gross revenue
$5,100,000
Cash flow (SDE)
$545,000

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Business overview

This licensed dealership sells and rents Class 8 trucks in Mississippi. It sits on a major trucking corridor beside national truck stops. The fleet holds 80 power units under rent-to-own contracts. An 18-bay shop with a full truck wash serves customer fleets. The $4,500,000 asking price includes trucks, contracts, inventory, and FF&E. Gross revenue is $5,100,000. Cash flow is $545,000. The seller offers the commercial real estate separately for $5,500,000.

Who is a good fit for this business

  • Owner-operators with Class 8 truck sales experience who will run this Mississippi dealership.
  • Buyers who can fund a $4,500,000 purchase without seller financing.
  • Fleet-service operators who can use the 18-bay shop for third-party truck repair.
  • Buyers who want the operations and maintenance staff to stay after closing.

Details

Real estate
Owned, available separately

Frequently Asked Questions

This licensed dealership sells late-model used over-the-road Class 8 trucks. It offers rent-to-own contracts and direct truck sales. The lot carries Kenworth, Freightliner, Volvo, Peterbilt, and International units. The yard sits on a major Mississippi trucking corridor beside national truck stops.

The dealership runs 80 power units under rent-to-own contracts. Operators can scale that fleet to 500+ units. Those contracts sit on late-model used over-the-road Class 8 trucks.

Buyers receive trucks, rent-to-own contracts, inventory, and FF&E for $4,500,000. Trucks and contracts account for $4.9 million of that package. The seller offers the commercial real estate separately for $5,500,000. The seller does not offer financing on the asking price.

The dealership generates $5,100,000 in gross revenue. It produces $545,000 in cash flow.

The dealership runs an 18-bay service shop and a full truck wash. The shop repairs and maintains customer trucks on site. That shop can serve third-party trucks and fleets. Buyers can sublease portions of the office space.

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