1023 N Broad St
Rome, GA 30161
39 miles from Woodstock, 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.
Comparing car lots near Woodstock? Woodstock sits east of us, and Cochran Motor Company is an independent used car dealership on North Broad Street in Rome, 39 miles away, with 42 used cars, trucks and SUVs for sale right now.
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.
The drive from Woodstock is 39 miles, so most people who make it already know what they want. Tell us first and we will confirm it is here before you leave.
One address, on North Broad Street in Rome, 39 miles from Woodstock. Not every vehicle sits there at once, since some wait at holding lots nearby, but everything is shown to you at the main lot.
Worth a call to (706) 237-7207 before you leave Woodstock. Part of what we carry is kept at holding lots close by, so a little notice means it is waiting when you arrive rather than about ten minutes out.
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 applicationYou register where you live, so a Woodstock purchase from us ends up at the Cherokee County Tax Commissioner in Canton for its Cherokee County title and tag.
The state collects its title ad valorem tax once, when the vehicle is titled in Cherokee County. On purchases since it came in, it stands in for the old annual ad valorem bill. The current figure and the calculation are on the Department of Revenue's own page, so use theirs rather than an estimate, ours included.
Our side of the title work is handled here in Rome; the registration itself happens in Cherokee County. Georgia has the selling dealer send the title application and the tax to the county where the buyer lives, which for a Woodstock buyer is Cherokee County.
Georgia Department of Revenue: title ad valorem tax ›
Cherokee County Tax Commissioner ›
Woodstock buyers register in Cherokee County, which is one of the 13 Georgia counties where the state requires emissions inspections. The requirement follows registration rather than purchase, which is why driving the 39 miles to Rome changes nothing about it.
Exemptions exist and they change, so read the program's own page before you register in Cherokee County. Floyd County, where our lot sits, is outside the program, which changes nothing about a Cherokee County registration.
Clean title, no reported frame damage, and a history report on most: that holds for every vehicle here. It is the part of a used car you cannot judge from a listing photo, which counts for more the farther you come. What a branded title costs you ›
About 39 miles. We are at 1023 N Broad St in Rome, Georgia, and Woodstock, Georgia sits east of us. That is the only address, and it is where you see any vehicle.
Yes, in the sense that Cherokee County is covered and the requirement travels with your registration rather than with the 39 mile drive. Some vehicles are exempt, and the program's site is where that list lives.
Yes. Georgia has the title application and the title ad valorem tax go to the county where you live, so a Woodstock purchase is titled in Cherokee County, through the Cherokee County Tax Commissioner in Canton. We handle our side of the paperwork here in Rome.
Yes. We take trades from Woodstock buyers the same as local ones. Bring it with the title and we will appraise it while you look at what is on the lot.
Yes. A quick call to (706) 237-7207 holds it and gets it pulled up ready, which is worth the minute from Woodstock.
Closest other towns we hear from: Holly Springs (5 mi from Woodstock), Kennesaw (8 mi from Woodstock), Acworth (9 mi from Woodstock), Canton (9 mi from Woodstock), Marietta (10 mi from Woodstock), Smyrna (15 mi from Woodstock), Cartersville (17 mi from Woodstock), Ball Ground (18 mi from Woodstock).