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Trailers For Sale Database - WillGo's inventory of available vans, reefers, flatbeds, containers and chassis at www.willgo.com is believed to be the largest single source listing of available transportation equipment anywhere. At any given time, there are thousands of  trailers listed from hundreds of participating dealers, carriers and manufacturers as a resource for carriers and other end-users. End-user equipment buyers are encouraged to search on-line for the trailers they need by using WillGo's uniquely easy and flexible database search engine. Detailed specifications and, in many cases, photos are available to the prospective buyer for every listing shown in the sorted report. Sellers list their sale inventory electronically at www.willgo.com. The seller provides all the information shown in thedatabase including the sales price. The seller is responsible for all information presented in the database and for closing the sale and all related sales processes. A copy of the database Participation Terms and Conditions can be found at www.willgo.com for further description of the program. Customer value added by the Trailers For Sale Database includes:

Seller Value -The database significantly expands potedatabaseal markets for available sale equipment for free without adding speculative selling and promotional expenses. Sellers can also use the database to evaluate competitive products and establish comparables to aid in pricing. By listing in the WillGo database, sellers increase their opportunity to sell directly to end users which typically generates a higher sales price then wholesale or dealer to dealer transactions.

Buyer Value - The Trailers for Sale Database provides buyers with an orderly presentation of a wide range of available equipment in a market that is highly fragmented and otherwise difficult to navigate efficiently. Manipulation of the database is easy with WillGo's customized search engines and unique search options.  Customer service support is readily available from WillGo for questions or operating problems. Buyers can also shop prices and plan budgetary expenditures more accurately using the database. Buying directly from the owner / seller / WillGo database lister often results in the elimination of multiple dealer mark-ups and, consequently, a lower purchase price for the product.

Turn Key Modification Programs  - WillGo can provide buyers with customized repair and modification programs throughout the US and Canada.  By working closely with the buying customer, WillGo can develop a comprehensive repair and modification program fully integrating that buyer's spec criteria and operational requirements with WillGo's vast experience in the industry.  Using only approved vendor and dealer "partners" throughout North America, WillGo can implement and manage these programs from candidate idedatabasefication through to finished trailer delivery.  Customer satisfaction is guaranteed!

Export Sales - WillGo is your number one source for assistance with idedatabasefying, modifying and transporting both new and used trailers for export.  Whether you need dry vans, reefers, flatbeds or container chassis, WillGo works with its long list of approved sellers to assist with the special requirements of exporting high quality equipment.  We help to arrange seller invoicing and title transfer, truck transportation to the selected export port, export paperwork in conjunction with the ship lines, and regular progress report for the buyer.

WillGo's mission is to provide the US trialer industry with the largest, most comprehensive, easiest-to-use database of trailers available for sale on the internet. In this regard, comments and ideas are always welcome!

WillGo maintains offices of experienced and highly qualified professionals in McLean, VA, near Washington, DC, and Columbus.

6829 Elm Street, Suite 203
McLean, VA, 22101
Tel: (800) 933-6167 or (703) 847-6667
Email: info@willgo.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Last modified: January 2, 2009