Charter Buses – Used & New At A Reasonable Budget
Your charter bus business can be off to a flying start once you rent out your buses to tour operators, churches, schools, hospitals and the like, to explore your beautiful city and all that it offers. At the outset, you can buy a charter bus with a seating capacity of 25 to 38 passengers, with front facing reclining seats. If you are likely to rent out buses for longer journeys, consider buying charter buses with on-board entertainment facilities. Be sure to look out for ample storage (for large groups and lots of equipment, like sports teams or music bands), sturdy steps and floors, and ramps and rails for the disabled and infirm.
Buying a charter bus for your new business is the easy part – the hard part is buying the right one. If you’re new to the industry, it is best to start with a good charter bus from a reputed supplier. We recommend opting for a used charter bus for sale at first. We have a range of used charter buses for sale, completely refurbished to appear and perform exactly like a new one. Extended warranties are available on most options. Our charter buses for sale are listed below – call us on (800) 523-3262 or email us at info@nationsbus.com to make your purchase.
Top selling Charter Buses from NBS

2021 Champion Defender 380
Details
- Chassis: Freightliner S2C
- Engine: 6.7L Cummins
- Trans: Automatic
- Odometer: 100
- Passengers: 41
- Luggage: Overhead
- Fuel Type: Diesel



2021 LA West Transit 350
Details
- Chassis: Ford
- Engine: 3.5L v6
- Trans: Auto
- Odometer: 156
- Passengers: 13
- Luggage: Rear
- Fuel Type: Gas
- Location: FL



2021 Diamond VIP 2800
Details
- Chassis: E450
- Engine: 7.3L
- Trans: Auto
- Odometer: 1,223
- Passengers: 28
- Fuel Type: Gas
- Location: FL




2013 MCI J4500
Details
- Chassis: MCI
- Engine: ISX 11.9/ 12
- Trans: Allison
- Odometer: 420,816
- Passengers: 56
- Luggage: Overhead, Underfloor
- Fuel Type: Diesel
- Location: FL




2013 MCI J4500
Details
- Chassis: MCI
- Engine: ISX 11.9/ 12
- Trans: Allison
- Odometer: 420,816
- Passengers: 56
- Luggage: Overhead, Underfloor
- Fuel Type: Diesel
- Location: FL



2021 Champion Defender 380
Details
- Chassis: Freightliner S2C
- Engine: 6.7L Cummins
- Trans: Automatic
- Odometer: 100
- Passengers: 41
- Luggage: Overhead
- Fuel Type: Diesel



2021 LA West Transit 350
Details
- Chassis: Ford
- Engine: 3.5L v6
- Trans: Auto
- Odometer: 156
- Passengers: 13
- Luggage: Rear
- Fuel Type: Gas
- Location: FL



2021 Diamond VIP 2800
Details
- Chassis: E450
- Engine: 7.3L
- Trans: Auto
- Odometer: 1,223
- Passengers: 28
- Fuel Type: Gas
- Location: FL




2013 MCI J4500
Details
- Chassis: MCI
- Engine: ISX 11.9/ 12
- Trans: Allison
- Odometer: 420,816
- Passengers: 56
- Luggage: Overhead, Underfloor
- Fuel Type: Diesel
- Location: FL
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a charter bus?
Charter buses are large coaches that are used primarily for group traveling across small and long distances. Charter buses primarily include minibuses for smaller requirements, and motor coaches. Charter buses are used by organizations, private groups or businesses as these buses allow them to undergo travels as one group or unit instead of segregated teams. One example of usage of charter buses is a sport team travelling frequently between destinations for matches.
Charter buses are characterized by large panoramic windows beneath which doors open on the outside to fit luggage. The seats of both new and used charter buses are usually cushioned and have overhead storage capacities for small personal items which come into use regularly. A typical charter bus for sale in the United States will have 56 seats; however, the seating capacity may differ based on manufacturer and charter bus model, and may consist of anywhere between 36-60 seats.
Charter buses, whether new or used, are renowned for their convenience, safety, affordability, luxury, and reduction of negative impacts on the environment.
How far can a charter bus go on one tank of gas?
These are indicative examples. The fuel-bearing capacity of the charter bus, whether new or used, coupled with its fuel efficiency/economy are driving factors as to what distance it might cover on one tank of gas.
Do charter buses have bathrooms?
What kind of engine does a charter bus have?
Below are few examples to help you understand the type of engines charter buses have. The type of engine is dependent on the type of charter bus for sale. The quality of the engine will depend on whether it a new or used charter bus, and of course the model and manufacturer, among other factors.
- Volvo 9700 – Volvo D13 w/SCR 13L-435 hp Diesel Engine, EPA OBD15 environmental compliant, torque of 1650 lb.ft. (2250 NM) at 1100 rpm, 6 cylinders
- MCI J4500 – Detroit Diesel Series 60, 400 hp, DDEC, 12.7 liter with Jacobs® engine brake, Caterpillar
- Van Hool CX45 – 20 Detroit Diesel DD13 12.8 litre, 450 hp
- 2021 Champion Defender 380 – 6.7L Cummins Engine, Diesel Series, 60-Gallon Fuel Tank, Hydraulic Brakes
We have great options to go for every type of charter bus for sale one is looking for. You can have a look at the exhaustive inventory list.
How much horsepower does a charter bus have?
How many miles does a charter bus last?
Care must be taken while assessing charter buses for sale and life expectancy comparisons should be made an important priority when making a choice to purchase the best charter bus.
How much does a charter bus cost?
Keep in mind the following point before browsing charter buses for sale: most charter buses for sale in the market will offer you the following amenities: reclining seats with cloth interior, built-in footrests, DVD player with monitors, individual reading lamps, individual AC/heating vents, PA systems, dash mounted AM/FM CD Player and on-board restrooms.
As clarified, the price range of charter buses for sale varies significantly. One can find out and compare the rates of new and used charter buses through various online platforms which provide quotes based on your requirements. Nations Bus, to iron out the perfect charter bus for you. Give a call at +1 800 523 3262.
How many wheels does a charter bus have?
How long is a 56-passenger charter bus?
Why to Choose NBS for buying Charter Buses
Best After Sales Service
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Authorized Part Dealer
Expert Technical Guidance
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Your charter bus business can be off to a flying start once you rent out your buses to tour operators, churches, schools, hospitals and the like, to explore your beautiful city and all that it offers. At the outset, you can buy a charter bus with a seating capacity of 25 to 38 passengers, with front facing reclining seats. If you are likely to rent out buses for longer journeys, consider buying charter buses with on-board entertainment facilities. Be sure to look out for ample storage (for large groups and lots of equipment, like sports teams or music bands), sturdy steps and floors, and ramps and rails for the disabled and infirm.

