GANLEY IS THE ETHICAL ALTERNATIVE.

WE DON’T SELL YOU A CAR—WE BUY YOU A CAR!

Ganley is the ethical alternative.

NO DEALERSHIP SALES CULTURE

"It is truly a refreshing change to feel that the person selling me a car is on my side, and looking out for my best interests."

MAKING THE RIGHT PLAN

"I had no idea what car I wanted but I needed something that was a great value and that I would be proud to drive. David nailed the perfect vehicle for me."

save money with fee based service and expert negotiation

"David’s knowledge of each particular make and model saved us almost $2,000 and endless amounts of time."

Our Process

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David Ganley

David Ganley

David Ganley is a Car Guy.

When other kids had posters of rock bands on their walls growing up, David had pictures of Ferraris and more Ferraris—with the occasional Cobra and Facel Vega. So it should come as no surprise that he would eventually run a franchise dealership. But there was one problem—while David Ganley has a passion for cars, he also has a moral compass, ethical standards, and a belief in putting the customer first. Always.
Will Ganley
We all can dread buying a car—and for good reason. Dealers go out of their way to make the experience painful, confusing, frustrating—and expensive.Ganley is the ethical alternative. We don’t sell you a car—we buy you a car, scouring the market to get you the specific car you want, at the price you want to pay.You never have to set foot in a dealership, endure high-pressure sales tactics, or drive off wondering if you’ve been ripped off.It’s a completely transparent, honest, and economical process—we usually save customers anywhere from 10-15% compared to a typical dealer’s price.
  • No dealer showroom with a limited selection
  • No backroom bargaining with the “manager.”
  • No pushing you to take additional options and warranty packages.
    • Whether you’re a driving enthusiast, or just want a safe, dependable vehicle for taking the kids to soccer practice, talk to one of our Auto Buying Advisors—you’ll soon understand the difference between sitting in the driver’s seat, and getting taken for a ride.