Sell your used car to Don Wheaton

EDMONTON, Alberta, Oct. 20, 2016 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- People across Canada lineup to buy their numbers to the 6/49 Lottery trying to get that edge and live out their dreams. Don Wheaton is bringing a little of that hope for the future to its showroom for a brief six-day period. For a very limited time, the owners of the Edmonton-based dealership is setting aside one million dollars to help people sell their vehicle, pay off the one they have or take over a lease.  

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The money available at the dealership isn't actually up to be won, instead is giving Don Wheaton sales professionals the means to serve as many customers as possible.  

There are number of legal and financial rules and restrictions to the 6/49 Lottery promotion underway at Don Wheaton. Customers will need to make an appointment with a dealership representative to fully understand how to best take advantage of the opportunity laid before them. 

Having to sell a used car, truck or SUV in a private sale can be daunting. Primarily, it's impossible to tell who is going to answer an advertisement and how serious they are going to be about making a deal. The professionals at Don Wheaton are free to offer top dollar for most models. Customers could be eligible to get up to $49,000 based on the market value of their vehicle.  

The money that comes from the sale of the vehicle could help someone get out from under payments on a car they no longer want or away from a lease when a new and more attractive vehicle is available.  

Anyone can view the Don Wheaton inventory by visiting the dealership's website, www.donwheaton.com. The showroom is located at 10727 – 82 Avenue, Edmonton, AB T6E 2B1. Customers with questions about the lottery promotion can contact a Don Wheaton sales professional today by calling, 780-439-0071. 

Media Contact: Melina Kawecki, Don Wheaton, 780-439-0071, melina@donwheaton.com

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