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Whether to buy or lease a new vehicle is a dilemma that causes many Nags Head customers to stress. You may be considering which approach is right for you and are unsure about each option's unique benefits. Our dealership is dedicated to making the finance process less intimidating and easier to understand. Our team has got your back when it comes to buying versus leasing your next Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, or RAM vehicle.

If you are looking for a Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep®, or Ram model near Kill Devil Hills and have a vehicle to trade in, consider these tips so you are more than ready when the day comes to get your next car. Our team at our dealership is also always available to help with trade-in questions, and you can also get a quote on our website through our online value your trade form. It's easy and convenient to fill out from your Nags Head couch. Why wait any longer? Learn more about how you can trade-in your model today.

Not every Kill Devil Hills owner wants to upgrade to a new car only a few years after purchasing one. Many shoppers will buy popular Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep®, and Ram models from our dealership because these vehicles have a reputation for reliability and lasting many years. Anyone wishing to drive the same vehicle for 100,000 miles or ten years must care for it properly. Following several common steps for prolonging a vehicle's life seems well-advised for keeping your model driving optimally around Nags Head and beyond.

When it comes to acquiring a new or used vehicle, leasing and financing are the two primary choices for managing the price tag. They each have their pros and cons. For anyone in Kill Devil Hills considering a Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep®, or Ram vehicle, it's important to weigh which of these two is a better fit for your budget and needs.

Spring is the time of year when many Nags Head residents head for the outdoors to enjoy picnics, concerts, sporting events, and road trips. In order to do those things, you'll want to be sure your vehicle is in solid condition to take you there without worry. That means it's time to get busy with a little spring car care and service for your Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, or Ram car. Here are our best spring cleaning tips from the team.

All-season tires are some of the most common types of tires that people choose for a vehicle. They provide adequate traction in most weather conditions around Manteo, including light snow. However, if you live in an area where heavy snow and ice storms are common, all-season tires aren't going to provide the safest driving conditions. They differ from winter tires in important ways.

Anyone shopping for their next ride might be wondering whether they should purchase a new or used vehicle. At Outer Banks Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram, we have many models available, including popular used cars, trucks and SUVs from Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram. For those wondering if pre-owned is the way to go, there are several upsides to picking up a pre-owned model in Kill Devil Hills.

As the weather begins to warm and flowers start to bloom, it's inevitable that you'll start to spend more time outside with your beloved car, truck, or SUV. At Outer Banks Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram, we're proud to help our community become better informed about how they can keep up with their vehicle's needs as spring weather approaches. Please take a moment to review our brief spring cleaning vehicle checklists below, or consider contacting a member of our service center to schedule an appointment in Kill Devil Hills and receive top-tier Mopar® service today!

Looking for a durable Ram pickup that provides outstanding capability but can't choose between the Ram 1500 or Ram 2500? At Outer Banks Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram, we're proud to help local buyers become better informed about our rotating selection of new vehicles so they can purchase the configuration that suits their needs. Please take a moment to explore our brief comparison of these attractive trucks below, or reach out to our sales team to schedule a test drive near Nags Head today!

When the temperature drops and that cold, icy weather kicks in, can you trust your tires? It's a lot riding on those four wheels. Sorry about the pun. But in reality, it's true. Your life is valuable. And if you're carrying your children and spouse in the car, then those tires become even more important. So, with everything riding on it, which tires are more suited for your needs? Winter or all-season tires? Let's find out.