Finding the right used vehicle doesn’t have to mean overpaying or settling. At Michael Hohl Subaru in Carson City, we offer a wide selection of used and certified pre-owned vehicles — from budget-friendly commuter cars to low-mileage SUVs and trucks.
For many buyers in Reno and nearby areas, the decision is simple: make the short drive to Carson City and get more value for your money.
Large metro dealerships often come with higher overhead — and that can translate to higher prices. At a locally-owned dealership like Michael Hohl Subaru, the focus is on delivering real value and long-term customer relationships.
That’s why many customers say: always drive from Reno to Carson City before buying used — you may save thousands.
We make it easy to plan your purchase before you even step into the dealership.
Whether you’re buying your first car or upgrading your current vehicle, our tools help you stay in control of your budget.
Many of our vehicles include detailed history reports and have passed thorough inspections, giving you peace of mind with every purchase.
When you purchase from Michael Hohl Subaru, you’re doing more than buying a car — you’re supporting a locally-owned dealership that reinvests in the Carson City community.
Buying local means your money stays local — and your experience stays personal.
Is it worth driving from Reno to Carson City to buy a used car?
Yes. Many Reno buyers find better deals, lower prices, and a more relaxed experience when shopping in Carson City.
Do used vehicles come with a vehicle history report?
Yes. Many vehicles include CARFAX® reports so you can review ownership history, service records, and more.
Can I get financing for a used vehicle?
Absolutely. Financing options are available for used vehicles, and you can apply online or in-store.
Can I trade in my current car?
Yes. Trade-ins are accepted and can be valued online or at the dealership.
Why buy from a locally-owned dealership instead of a large chain?
Local dealerships provide more personalized service and help support the local economy, keeping your money within the community.
