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Monkey Lot

🐒 The Monkey Lot

What is the Monkey Lot?

Need a budget-friendly ride to get you from point A to point B (and maybe C if you're lucky)?

The Monkey Lot is Driven’s wholesale-to-the-public playground — full of vehicles that didn’t quite make the cut for our polished retail inventory.

Think of it like a Value Lot... but with way more personality (and way better stories). Our slogan is "They Leak! They Squeak! They Cheap!"


What Is a Monkey Lot Vehicle?

✅ Starts, runs, and drives (unless otherwise clearly stated)

✅ May have cosmetic flaws, mechanical quirks, high miles, be too old, or have accident history

✅ Checked for oil, coolant, and basic driving functionality — but that’s it

✅ Sold as-is, with no warranties or promises

✅ Some vehicles labeled "Mechanic’s Specials" if major repairs are needed (Clearly marked as such)


Why Shop the Monkey Lot?

Because not everyone needs a fully reconditioned car with all the bells and whistles.

Sometimes you just need some wheels to get you through — without emptying your wallet.

If you can live with a few dents, dings, or squeaky sounds, you can score an awesome deal at the Monkey Lot.


Bonus:

  • Trade-ins welcome
  • Financing may be available (O.A.C.)


Is the Monkey Lot Right for You?

  • If you want a fully inspected, retail-ready vehicle that our dealership will stand behind → Check out our Driven Retail Inventory
  • If you’re ready for a deal, a little adventure, and a lot of savings → Welcome to the Monkey Lot!

🚗 View Current Monkey Lot Inventory ➔


Quick FAQ Section

Q: Are Monkey Lot vehicles reliable?

A: The short answer is maybe. They run and drive, but they might need some TLC. They’re priced accordingly.

Q: Can I get financing?

A: Maybe! Financing is available on approved credit (O.A.C.).

Q: Can I trade in my current car?

A: Yes! Bring it in and we'll take a look.

Q: Do Monkey Lot vehicles come with a warranty?

A: Nope. They’re sold as-is. Be sure to have your mechanic check it out if you have concerns!




Monkey Lot: Because life’s too short to pay retail for a commuter car.

Driven - Boise, Idaho