Autos of Chicago is a used car dealer serving Libertyville, IL and surrounding communities

Libertyville, Illinois, is a vibrant, picturesque town located in Lake County, around 37 miles north of Chicago. Known for its rich history, welcoming community, and idyllic downtown area, Libertyville exudes a unique charm that attracts visitors and residents alike. Amidst the serene beauty of its well-preserved nature parks, it offers a variety of amenities including top-quality education, diverse dining options, ample shopping, and a plethora of recreational activities. The charm of historic architecture blends seamlessly with modern facilities, making Libertyville a perfect blend of the traditional and the contemporary. With festivals and community events year-round, Libertyville encapsulates the spirit of American Midwest life.


Find your next used car, truck or SUV at Autos of Chicago

Autos of Chicago is Libertyville's destination for cars, trucks, and SUVs. We're located at 1555 East Rand Road, Arlington Heights, IL 60004.

  1. Head north toward Park Pl (328 ft)
  2. Turn right toward Park Pl (236 ft)
  3. Turn right toward Park Pl (23 ft)
  4. Turn left toward Park Pl (240 ft)
  5. Turn left toward Park Pl (43 ft)
  6. Turn right onto Park Pl (249 ft)
  7. Turn left onto IL-176 E/E Park Ave
    Continue to follow IL-176 E
    (1.9 mi)
  8. Turn left to merge onto I-94 E toward Indiana
    Toll road
    (9.4 mi)
  9. Keep right to continue on I-294 S, follow signs for Indiana - O'Hare
    Toll road
    (3.5 mi)
  10. Take exit 48 for Willow Rd
    Toll road
    (0.4 mi)
  11. Turn right onto Willow Rd (signs for Wheeling/Prospect Hgts) (0.8 mi)
  12. Continue onto W Palatine Rd (4.8 mi)
  13. Sharp left onto US-12 E/E Rand Rd (0.9 mi)
  14. Turn right (0.1 mi)
  15. Turn right
    Destination will be on the right
    (154 ft)

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