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Big support for your business. Find your next work vehicle and explore commercial services built around the way you work.
BusinessLink connects qualifying businesses with commercial vehicle support through participating dealers. There are no membership fees. Call Bob Bates to explore enrollment and available services at Orlando Dodge.
Ask about next-available-bay scheduling.
Ask about complimentary transportation during service.
Discuss service scheduling for your workday.
Explore trucks and vans for your business.
Get help with your vehicle requirements.
Discuss equipment, bodies and cargo layouts.
Review options and eligibility with the dealership.
Ask about support for other vehicle makes.
Benefits, transportation and scheduling are subject to eligibility and availability. Confirm current services with the dealership.
Ask Bob which business documents to bring, such as a tax ID, business tax return, incorporation papers or business license. Discuss your next vehicle and the support your business needs in one conversation.
Call Bob Bates • 407-901-8124Your vehicle has a job to do before the first appointment starts. It may carry a crew across town, move supplies between properties or keep tools organized for a full day of service calls. Choosing the right commercial truck or van starts with those everyday demands.
At Orlando Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram, start your search for a work truck or commercial cargo van with a conversation about what you carry, where you drive and how your business is growing. Visit us at 4101 W Colonial Dr, Orlando, FL 32808, or call Bob Bates at 407-901-8124. Business owners in Winter Park, Ocoee, Apopka, Altamonte Springs, Winter Garden and Kissimmee can explore options close to Orlando.
Shopping for a pickup that can handle business errands, equipment and customer visits? Include the Ram 1500 in your comparison. Think about bed space, cab seating, parking and the mix of highway and jobsite driving in your workweek. Bring your typical load list so you can evaluate a specific truck against the work ahead.
Explore inventory →For work that involves trailers or substantial equipment, compare Ram 2500 and Ram 3500 configurations. Before choosing a truck, total the weight of your passengers, tools, cargo and trailer tongue weight. Match your intended use to the specific vehicle's ratings rather than relying on a model name alone. Ask Bob about available trucks and the configuration your business requires.
Explore inventory →A commercial van can become a mobile workspace when its layout fits your daily routine. When comparing Ram ProMaster cargo vans, consider the items you load most often, how frequently you enter the cargo area and whether your planned shelving leaves room for larger equipment. Discuss roof height, vehicle dimensions and upfit requirements before selecting a van.
Explore inventory →Need a service body, flatbed or another specialized setup? Start with the finished vehicle in mind. Body weight, equipment placement, storage and overall dimensions all affect the configuration you need. Ask Bob about Ram Chassis Cab sourcing and the next steps for your proposed application; specific vehicles and bodies are subject to availability.
Explore inventory →Different businesses organize their vehicles differently. An HVAC technician may prioritize access to parts, while a landscaping company may focus on trailer requirements. An electrician may need secure tool storage, and a delivery business may care most about loading space and the number of daily stops.
Before you call, make a short checklist: passengers, equipment, cargo dimensions, expected mileage, trailer information and any planned upfit. If you are replacing a vehicle, note what works about your current setup and what slows the crew down. Those details make it easier to compare choices and avoid buying more or less vehicle than the job requires.
Adding your first business vehicle and replacing several fleet vehicles involve different decisions. For one vehicle, focus on the daily assignment and operating budget. For multiple vehicles, also consider replacement timing, consistent equipment layouts and which employees need each configuration. Ask about commercial financing options and current eligibility requirements; financing is subject to credit approval and lender terms.
Explore Orlando Dodge's commercial inventory, then call Bob Bates to discuss the vehicles that fit your business. The dealership is located on West Colonial Drive in Orlando.
Start with your cargo, passengers, parking and trailer needs. Compare an open pickup bed with the enclosed workspace of a cargo van, then evaluate the actual dimensions and ratings of the vehicles you are considering.
Yes. Call Bob to discuss your intended body, shelving or equipment layout before selecting a vehicle. Planning around the completed setup helps you identify the right questions about fit, weight and installation.
Call Bob Bates at 407-901-8124 to discuss commercial trucks, cargo vans and your next fleet vehicle.
Vehicle inventory, configurations, equipment and program benefits are subject to availability. Towing and payload ratings vary by vehicle and equipment; verify the ratings and limits for the specific vehicle and completed upfit. BusinessLink eligibility and benefit conditions apply. Contact the dealership for current details.
