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Right now Unique Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram has the largest volume of inventory in the Burlington area!
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With over 450 Jeeps, Rams, minivans & cars to choose from we're going to have a vehicle that's perfect for you!

BURLINGTON, Ontario - Washingtoner -- With supply chain shortages around the world, Unique Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram in Burlington has been able to stay on top with our huge selection of inventory!

We are way ahead of the competition with the BEST new vehicle inventory selection, award-winning customer service, and the most accommodating schedule open 7 days a week to serve you better!

Come see why we're the best in the GTHA and find your new Jeep Chrysler Dodge Ram at Unique Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram in Burlington today!

https://www.uniquechrysler.com/vehicles/

Sell us your car, trade it in or let us help you with your car loan.  Good credit, bad credit or no credit we help with all credit situations. We are here to service all of your automotive needs, including car shopping online.

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Support local businesses and let us help provide you with the best customer service you'll experience!  We are a family-owned business that's been around for 30 years, and we are committed to servicing our communities. We're open 7 days a week for your convenience.

We value our customers and strive to build long-lasting relationships in our community.  National corporate conglomerates that have recently entered our market to sell cars online cannot provide the level of service that we can offer.  At the Car Nation Canada family of dealerships, we treat you like family!

Open to serve you 7 days a week and we're COVID-19 ready. Our promise to you is safe, secure, and reliable service. All departments are open, and we're available in-store, online and from your home. You can shop and buy online. We offer a refund and exchange program for vehicles purchased online. We encourage you to purchase online so that we can all stay safe and work together to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

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Let's get in touch! Connect with us on Facebook where you can send us any questions, concerns, and stay up to date with our great offers and incentives!

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