New trailers we have priced to move
This page is where trailers go when we would rather have the space than the unit. They are new, they carry a full warranty and they have not been damaged. What they have in common is a reason for sitting still: a model year that rolled over, a size that did not suit local buyers, or an order somebody walked away from after we had taken delivery. Everything currently marked down in Holland is below.
What you should know before buying off this page
A discounted trailer makes people suspicious, which is fair. The short version is that the price on this page reflects how long the trailer has been here, not what is wrong with it.
Timing is most of the reason
Trailer buying is seasonal in West Michigan and the seasons are sharp. Enclosed cargo moves in spring when people start jobs, utility moves when the yard work starts, and both go quiet by late fall. A perfectly good trailer that arrived at the wrong end of that curve will sit through a whole season without a single thing wrong with it, and then it is a model year behind. That is how most of these get here.
Specification, not condition
The other common reason is a size or fit-out that does not match what people around here buy. A width, a door arrangement or a color that would sell immediately somewhere else can sit for months in Holland. If a discounted trailer happens to be exactly the odd specification you were looking for, you are the buyer that unit has been waiting for and the price is in your favor.
Everything else is unchanged
The manufacturer warranty starts the day you take delivery, so the coverage is identical to a full price unit. It gets the same pre-delivery inspection, the same bearing, brake and lighting check, and any work it needs goes through our service department before it leaves. If there is a scuff or a mark from being moved around the lot, we will show it to you rather than wait for you to find it.
Financing and trade-ins are not excluded
Nothing about a reduced price takes a trailer out of the financing options or stops us taking your current trailer in on trade. Put the two together and a clearance unit often moves you into a bigger or better equipped trailer than you had budgeted for. Bring the title if you are trading something in.
Call before you drive over
This list is short by design and it changes. A trailer that appears here in the morning can be gone by the afternoon, particularly in the common cargo sizes. If something on this page is what you want, phone ahead so we can confirm it is still here and put your name against it while you are on the way.
Questions about the clearance row
No. They are new trailers that have been on the lot long enough, or are a model year behind, or are a specification that did not sell locally. Any cosmetic mark from being moved around the lot is pointed out to you.
Yes, and it is the same warranty. Manufacturer coverage starts the day you take delivery, not the day the trailer arrived here.
Almost always timing or specification. Trailer demand here is seasonal, so a unit that lands at the wrong point in the year can sit through a season and end up a model year behind while being completely sound.
Yes to both. The financing options are unchanged and we will appraise your current trailer against it. Bring the title along.
Yes. This list is short and moves quickly, especially in the common cargo sizes. A quick phone call confirms the trailer is still here before you make the drive.