Military Vehicle Discounts Near Naval Base Kitsap

Yes. Through our Military Appreciation Program, active duty and retired military personnel can receive a special offer toward the purchase of a pre-owned car, truck or SUV. Ask your sales consultant for current details and bring your military ID.

The Military Appreciation Program is available to active duty and retired military personnel. Veterans, reservists and military family members should ask our team about current offers, since eligibility can change with each program.

Our dealership at 5012 Auto Center Boulevard in Bremerton is about 13 miles from the Bangor main gate, typically a 20 to 25 minute drive south on SR-3.

Puget Sound Naval Shipyard in downtown Bremerton is about 4 miles from our dealership, usually a 10 to 15 minute drive by way of Kitsap Way.

Yes. According to the Washington Department of Licensing, active duty service members temporarily stationed in Washington are considered nonresidents unless they were Washington residents when they entered the service, and they can keep their vehicle registered in their official home of record instead of getting Washington plates.

Yes. If you register your new vehicle in your home of record, the Washington Department of Licensing allows you to request a 45-day temporary permit so you can drive in Washington while you wait for your out-of-state plates. Our team will walk you through the title, registration and tax paperwork for your situation before you sign.

In many cases, yes, with a properly executed power of attorney that covers the vehicle purchase, financing and titling. Lenders and the Department of Licensing have specific requirements, so call us before your deployment and we will tell you exactly what paperwork to prepare.

It depends on where you are going. For an overseas PCS, or if your vehicle does not suit your next duty station, selling can be simpler than shipping or storing it. A Kelley Blue Book Instant Cash Offer gives you a firm offer that is valid for 7 days, pending inspection, which makes it easy to plan around your move date.

Yes. We contact your lender, pay off the loan and handle the title paperwork. If your vehicle is worth more than you owe, the difference goes to you or toward your next vehicle.

The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act can limit interest to 6 percent on loans you took out before entering active duty, and it provides protections against repossession on those pre-service loans. It generally does not apply to new loans taken out while you are already serving. Talk to your lender or base legal office about your specific situation.

Yes. If you are already pre-approved through your credit union or bank, bring the approval with you. We can also compare it with options from our own lender network to make sure you get a competitive deal.

Often, yes. Many lenders offer programs for service members with limited credit history, and steady military pay works in your favor. See our first-time buyer financing page for what to bring.