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An electric needs less routine upkeep than a gas vehicle, but a few points are specific to it. Understanding what changes helps you maintain it with peace of mind and assess a used model. Attention shifts mostly to the battery, the vehicle's central component.
An electric's upkeep stands apart on a few points:
A well-followed electric stays simple to maintain. An advisor can go over a model's past upkeep with you.
The service history and above all the battery's state of health are the points to examine first. Every car is presented with its Carfax report, which traces previous owners, recorded servicing and reported accidents, and goes through the 160-point inspection performed by our technicians. An advisor can go over a specific model's battery.
Every electric car in our inventory goes through a 160-point inspection performed by our technicians and is presented with its Carfax report. Our 25 dealerships cover Estrie, Monteregie and Centre-du-Quebec, from Sherbrooke to Victoriaville. Beaucage Auto Credit reviews every financing application, and your current vehicle can be taken as a trade-in.
Compact models and a few better-equipped ones. Inventory turns over as trade-ins come in across our 25 dealerships.
No oil changes and brakes spared by regenerative braking, but the battery becomes the key item to watch. Tires and running-gear parts need normal follow-up.
The service history and the battery's state of health come first. The Carfax report traces the vehicle's past and the 160-point inspection takes stock of its condition.
Yes. Beaucage Auto Credit reviews each application individually, including first-time credit applications and more complex situations. An advisor will walk you through the options that apply to your case.
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