1023 N Broad St
Rome, GA 30161
1023 N Broad St
Rome, GA 30161
40 miles from Holly Springs, east of the lot, with closer options in between. 42 vehicles are on the ground, and a call first saves the drive if the one you want has sold.
Looking at car lots near Holly Springs? We are an independent used car dealership in Rome, 40 miles from Holly Springs, and there are 42 used cars, trucks and SUVs for sale on the lot today.
Those are a few of the 42 vehicles here. The whole lot runs 9 trucks, 29 SUVs and 4 cars, and it shifts as trades come through.
Allow about 70 minutes from Holly Springs, with US 411 doing most of the work.
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There is one place to come and one address: North Broad Street in Rome, 40 miles from you. Some of the stock waits at holding lots nearby, and we bring a vehicle down to the main lot for you to see it.
Call (706) 237-7207 before you set out. Some of the stock waits at holding lots nearby, and one call means the vehicle is out front when you finish those 70 minutes rather than ten more away.
Drive time and route from OpenStreetMap contributors.
Worth doing before you come in. It takes a few minutes and does not commit you to anything. We are not a lender: your application goes to outside lenders, and we tell you where you stand.
Start your credit applicationBuying 40 miles away in Rome does not move your paperwork: title and tag stay with Cherokee County, handled at the Cherokee County Tax Commissioner in Canton.
Georgia charges a one-time title ad valorem tax when the vehicle is titled. It took the place of the old annual ad valorem bill on newer purchases. Read the current figure off the Department of Revenue's page rather than any estimate, ours included, since it is theirs to change.
We provide the title paperwork, and Cherokee County handles the tag. Under Georgia's rules the dealer submits the title application and the tax to the buyer's own county, so a Holly Springs sale goes to Cherokee County.
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Cherokee County Tax Commissioner ›
Cherokee County is one of the 13 Georgia counties inside the emissions inspection program, 40 miles from the lot. The registration county decides whether a test is due, not the lot you bought from, 40 miles away or not.
The program publishes exemptions and revises them, so the official site is the place to confirm your own vehicle. Our own county is outside the program, but that is about Floyd County and not about the Holly Springs address on your registration.
Everything on the lot has a clean title and no reported frame damage, with a history report on most units. The further the drive, the more that matters, since it is what a photo will not tell you. What a branded title costs you ›
About 40 miles. We are at 1023 N Broad St in Rome, Georgia, and Holly Springs, Georgia sits east of us. That is the only address, and it is where you see any vehicle.
The requirement applies in Cherokee County, and it follows the county you register in rather than the county you buy in, so a Rome purchase changes nothing. Whether one particular vehicle is due a test depends on the exemptions the program publishes, which are on its official site.
Yes. Georgia has the title application and the title ad valorem tax go to the county where you live, so a Holly Springs purchase is titled in Cherokee County, through the Cherokee County Tax Commissioner in Canton. We handle our side of the paperwork here in Rome.
About 70 minutes by car, most of it on US 411, give or take traffic. Call (706) 237-7207 first and the vehicle will be out front when you arrive.
Yes. A quick call to (706) 237-7207 holds it and gets it pulled up ready, which is worth the minute from Holly Springs.
Closest other towns we hear from: Canton (4 mi from Holly Springs), Woodstock (5 mi from Holly Springs), Kennesaw (13 mi from Holly Springs), Ball Ground (13 mi from Holly Springs), Acworth (13 mi from Holly Springs), Marietta (16 mi from Holly Springs), Cartersville (18 mi from Holly Springs), Smyrna (20 mi from Holly Springs).