Privacy Policy

 Last Updated: April 30, 2026

We get it. Privacy policies are usually written by lawyers, for lawyers, in a language that resembles English the way a diesel engine resembles a hummingbird. This one is different. We are going to tell you exactly what information we collect, why we collect it, and what we do with it—using words actual humans understand.
If you have questions after reading this, call us. Seriously. We would rather explain something twice than hide behind fine print.

What Information We Collect

Information You Give Us Directly

When you fill out a contact form, request a quote, apply for financing, or call our sales team, you might share:
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Information TypeWhy We Need ItHow We Use It
Name & Contact DetailsTo respond to your inquiry and send quotesCommunication, order processing, follow-up
Business Name & Fleet SizeTo recommend appropriate equipmentTailoring solutions to your operational scale
Vehicle Preferences & BudgetTo match you with suitable inventoryFiltering options, financing pre-qualification
Mailing / Delivery AddressTo arrange delivery or document shippingLogistics, registration, title transfer
Payment & Financing InformationTo process purchases or lease applicationsTransaction completion, credit verification

Information Collected Automatically

When you browse our website, our servers and analytics tools collect standard technical data:
  • IP Address — Helps us detect suspicious activity and understand geographic demand
  • Browser Type & Device — Ensures our site displays correctly on your screen
  • Pages Visited & Time Spent — Shows us which inventory and articles actually help visitors
  • Referral Source — Tells us whether you found us through search, social media, or a partner site
We do not use this data to build creepy profiles of your personal life. We use it to make our website less annoying and our inventory more relevant.

How We Use Your Information

We use your information for exactly four purposes—no more, no less:
  1. To Serve You. Responding to inquiries, processing orders, arranging delivery, and providing post-sale support.
  2. To Improve. Analyzing website behavior and customer feedback to fix what is broken and double down on what works.
  3. To Protect. Detecting fraud, preventing unauthorized access, and complying with legal obligations.
  4. To Communicate (With Permission). Sending inventory updates, maintenance reminders, or industry insights—only if you opt in.
We do not sell your personal information. Not to data brokers. Not to marketing lists. Not to that guy in accounting who thinks he has a side hustle.

Cookies & Tracking Technologies

Our website uses cookies—small text files stored on your browser—to remember your preferences and analyze traffic. Here is the breakdown:
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Cookie TypePurposeCan You Disable It?
Essential CookiesSite functionality, shopping cart, login sessionsNo—site will not work properly
Analytics CookiesUnderstanding visitor behavior and popular inventoryYes—through browser settings or our cookie banner
Marketing CookiesMeasuring ad performance and retargetingYes—through browser settings or our cookie banner
You can manage cookie preferences through your browser settings or our website's cookie consent tool. Disabling non-essential cookies will not break the site, but it might make your experience slightly less personalized.

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