--- title: "This Used Car Dealer Sells Everything From a $19 Per Month Chrysler PT Cruiser to a Lamborghini Huracan" description: "This New Hampshire used car dealer is a veritable Pandora's garage of dirt-cheap beaters to classics, supercars, and plain oddballs." date: "2024-08-27" modified: "2024-08-27" authors: - name: "James Gilboy" job_title: "Contributing Writer" link: "https://www.thedrive.com/authors/james-gilboy" url: "https://www.thedrive.com/news/19-a-month-eccentric-car-dealer-sells-everything-from-pt-cruisers-to-lambos" categories: - "Car Buying" - "Culture" - "For Sale" - "News" --- # This Used Car Dealer Sells Everything From a $19 Per Month Chrysler PT Cruiser to a Lamborghini Huracan ![An eclectic selection of cars from a used buy-here-pay-here dealer]() *\Auto Sense North Chichester\* Used car dealers have eclectic inventories by default, and buy-here-pay-here places almost invariably more so. But the finest, strangest example of their kind is to be found in Chichester, New Hampshire, which lines up the likes of a Chevy Lumina alongside a [Lucid Air]() to lure customers in. And that's just scratching the surface—like someone has been doing with many of the cars sold there. This Oblivion Gate bears the branding of [Auto Sense North](), a chain of used car dealers with in-house financing. Buy-here-pay-here lots often take bigger risks financing customers than conventional dealers, which outsource the job to professional, more risk-averse financiers. Naturally, that draws in people with poor or no credit who often end up paying higher interest rates just to get a set of wheels under them. They'll take what they can get, and what they get from this dealer's Chichester location might as well be pulled from a hat. ![]() ![]() You've got the standard used car dealer fare, with Honda Accords, [Nissan Altimas]() galore, and then the kinds of cars you expect to come with 21-percent APR loans. Dodge Challengers, a used Land Rover, and cheap Jeeps out the wazoo ([just like at actual Jeep dealers]()). Then you get into the desperation specials, like the visibly dented 1999 Chevy Lumina, a 2009 Kia Rondo, and a ratty 2002 [Chrysler PT Cruiser]() that's riding on an emergency spare. For you oddity spotters, there's a 2011 Suzuki SX4, plus a random assortment of bikes and UTV-type vehicles. God knows what they're doing here. But the first real strange turn is taken down memory lane, through a collection of vintage Fords. It seems like the dealer scooped up a collector's garage at an estate sale, because there's a 1965 Ford Galaxie 500, a 1951 Ford Custom Deluxe coupe, and a 1955 Ford Crown Victoria coupe. Also, a 1975 VW Type 2, because the theme here is *no* theme. That's also why the final tangent is in the expensive direction: supercars. I'm not talking about the 2022 Lucid Air either, but the 2018 Bentley Continental [W12]() and 2019 [Lamborghini Huracan Performante](). $99 down, baby. It's hard to say what *any* of these are doing parked next to a shambling $1,300 Chrysler—maybe they have some title trouble, flood damage, or an existing history of questionable financing behind them. In a place like this, it all somehow makes sense. *Got a tip or question for the author? You can reach them here: james@thedrive.com* ## Author James is a former staff writer for The Drive. He has changed the conversation around electrification, debunked misinformation online, and become a prominent hunter of what he calls "automotive cryptids." ### Author social links [Instagram]()