DDE Rentals offers two ways to buy your next vehicle: choose from our listed cars for sale or ask us to locate a car that matches your priorities. Our sourcing service covers everyday vehicles as well as luxury and exotic cars, with history and condition checks, negotiation, paperwork and nationwide delivery arrangements described on our automotive sales page.
The right purchase starts with more than a model name. It needs to fit your intended use, your specification and your total budget—with the costs and next steps clear before you commit.
Explore the cars listed for sale
Our sales collection includes Lamborghinis, a Porsche, a modified Nissan GT-R and two 6x6 trucks. The table below is a snapshot of the published listings reviewed on October 8, 2026, not a guarantee that a vehicle remains available. Prices are asking prices in USD, not confirmed delivered totals.
| Listed vehicle | Listed mileage | Location | Asking price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 Lamborghini Huracán Tecnica | 12,000 miles | Chicago | $315,000 |
| 2004 Lamborghini Murciélago | 40,000 miles | Chicago | $249,995 |
| 2021 Lamborghini Urus | 17,535 miles | Chicago | $194,995 |
| 2020 Nissan GT-R Premium | 12,253 miles | Tampa | $179,995 |
| 2022 Ram 1500 TRX 6x6 | 7,643 miles | Chicago | $114,995 |
| 2023 Porsche Cayenne Turbo Coupe | 31,310 miles | Chicago | $99,995 |
| 2020 Ford F-150 Raptor 6x6 | 15,941 miles | Chicago | $94,995 |
Source: DDE’s cars-for-sale collection. Confirm the current price, mileage and status with the team before arranging a viewing or making plans to travel.
Compare the individual car—not just the badge
Even two appealing listings can call for very different questions. The Huracán Tecnica is listed with a 5.2-liter naturally aspirated V10 and rear-wheel drive; the Murciélago has a 6.2-liter V12 and all-wheel drive. For the Murciélago, the listing specifically asks buyers to confirm the transmission and request available service records, ownership history and title information.
The GT-R is described as a documented performance build, rather than a standard example. Ask to review the modification and tuning records and discuss how the setup fits your intended use. Its published 565-horsepower figure is a factory rating, not a verified output figure for the modified car.
Both 6x6 trucks are listed as tandem-axle conversions. Before choosing one, ask about conversion documentation, maintenance requirements and the dimensions relevant to your parking and storage arrangements.
Don’t see the right car? Give us a search brief
You do not have to choose a listed vehicle just because it is the closest match. DDE’s sourcing service searches its network and off-market channels, shortlists options, verifies history and condition, and negotiates on the buyer’s behalf.
That service is not limited to exotics. You can also ask for help finding an everyday car or daily driver. An exact specification may be harder to locate, so the first conversation should establish what is realistic—not promise a perfect match or a fixed completion date.
A useful search brief includes:
Vehicle: Make, model, trim and acceptable model years.
Budget: Your purchase target and total ceiling, including room for applicable fees and transport.
Must-haves: Transmission, options, colors, mileage limits and condition expectations.
Flexibility: Details you would change for a stronger overall match.
Intended use: Daily driving, occasional trips or a collection.
Timing and destination: When you hope to buy and where the vehicle would need to go.
Separate essentials from preferences. If the transmission is non-negotiable but the exterior color is flexible, say so. That gives the search a clear direction without ruling out a suitable car unnecessarily.
Transparent pricing means separating the costs
An asking price and a sourcing fee are different things. DDE publishes asking prices for its listed cars. Its sales FAQ also states that buyers using the sourcing service pay an agreed fee for the search and negotiation service, with the fee and DDE’s role explained before commitment.
There is no published flat sourcing fee in the supplied sales information. Request the structure for your particular search rather than assuming a percentage or that sourcing is included in a vehicle’s asking price.
Before proceeding, ask for a written breakdown:
| Cost or term | What to clarify |
|---|---|
| Vehicle price | Current asking price and any agreed negotiated price |
| Sourcing service | Fee, scope of work and when payment is due |
| Taxes and transaction charges | Applicable amounts, who collects them and what remains to be calculated |
| Vehicle review | What checks are included and whether any additional inspection would cost extra |
| Transport | Trailer type, route, delivery arrangements and quoted charge |
| Any requested payment | What it covers and the applicable cancellation or refund terms |
These are questions to resolve, not a statement that every charge applies. Compare potential purchases using the same cost categories so a lower asking price does not obscure a higher overall outlay.
Personal service, from shortlist to delivery
DDE’s published sales process is built around understanding your goal, finding or presenting options, and helping you evaluate the car, specification and numbers. The team describes handling history and condition verification, negotiation and paperwork, with transport available by arrangement.
For a listed vehicle, request a viewing or video tour and ask which records are available. For a sourced vehicle, ask what the team has verified, what remains uncertain and whether a separate pre-purchase inspection can be arranged. A clear account of the car’s condition is more useful than a broad reassurance.
Before authorizing the next step, settle:
The exact vehicle: Specification, mileage, location and identifying details.
The evidence: Available history, service records, condition information and modification documentation where relevant.
The numbers: Agreed vehicle price, applicable service fees and other costs.
The responsibilities: Who handles each part of the paperwork and what you need to provide.
The handover: Collection or delivery arrangements and an agreed timing window.
Buying from outside Chicago
DDE can arrange nationwide door-to-door delivery. Its vehicle transport service coordinates carriers rather than operating its own truck fleet, and each move is quoted individually.
Enclosed transport shields a vehicle from weather and road debris; open transport is the lower-cost option when enclosure is not required. Discuss the car’s value, ground clearance and modifications before choosing. Confirm equipment, cargo coverage and scheduling for your particular move rather than assuming delivery is included in the asking price.
Start with the car you want—and the questions you need answered
If a listing interests you, send its link with your questions and ask about a viewing or video tour. If you want something else, send your search brief and ask DDE to explain the sourcing scope and fee.
Browse our cars for sale and sourcing service, or contact the team about your next vehicle. The goal is a purchase you can evaluate clearly: the right specification, documented details and costs you understand before deciding.
