Wholesale

18 recommendations and reviews from 13 people

• Referral from January 7, 2015
  

  Dawna L. asked:

  Hey guys…can you turn me on to a good used car dealer in the area. We are also looking to adopt a rescue as a companion to a 10 year old male shepherd. We will not pay ridiculous adoption fees as there are so many dogs needing a good home. But after being away on vacation and saw our old guy to come back to life living with other dogs, we realize that he needs someone to hang with and keep him young. We are thinking a female would be best.

  

  Lillian G. replied:

  http://www.wholesalenashville.com Great prices, almost any make and model. They are located next to the big auto auction place on Eastgate Blvd.

  

  Amy D. replied:

  I second wholesalers! We got a great car from there about a month ago. Huge selection, no pressure. They can do financing there and they take trade ins. We worked with Kevin Richardson and he was FANTASTIC!

  

  Charmaine F. replied:

  Drew Blanchard at Wholesale Inc. For dogs, MJ Animal Shelter or Big Fluffy Dog Rescue.

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• Referral from June 27, 2014
  

  Jackie H. asked:

  OK- Where is a great place to buy a used car? I will be using mine for the down payment, so I need somewhere that will work with that.. :)

  

  Andrew B. replied:

  Wholesale Inc in Mount Juliet. www.wholesalenashville.com. My name is Drew and I'd like to help ya.

  

  Lillian G. replied:

  Wholesale Inc for sure!

  

  Daniel H. replied:

  Wholesale inc

  

  David H. replied:

  Wholesale inc

  

  Miranda B. replied:

  Wholesale inc!

  

  Erik M. replied:

  Wholesale Inc? You have got to be kidding me. We went there a few months ago looking at one of their cars (potentially buying). For one thing, the car was filthy - they didn't wash it. We wondered why, and turns out the car had a key line all the way d own the side of it. That's why they didn't wash it, so we wouldn't notice. We go inside to negotiate, the man tries to get us to sign a paper immediately before negotiating. Talk about questionable? No telling what that paper said. They would not come off the car at all, even with the scratch line. Long story short, we found an identical car (but it had more packages built in) and the car we got was immensely cheaper than the Wholesale Inc. car. The manager later called back saying he'd take our offer, but never called us back again. I don't and will never trust them.

  

  Scott F. replied:

  I had a great experience at Wholesale, Inc. The vehicle wasn't detailed, but I actually prefer that, because you can see better how it was actually maintained by the previous owner. They gave a fair price on my trade-in, as well.

  

  Andrew B. replied:

  @Erik Manger. I want to apologize for your experience with us at Wholesale Inc. Someone should have informed you on what we do here at Wholesale Inc. Most of our vehicles will be a bit dirty and others can be retail ready. It is hit or miss. They are p riced as they set and I can assure you that we weren't trying to cover up any scratches. We also let people take the cars to their mechanics to get the whole vehicle looked over before making that commitment. I know you may have all ready purchased a vehicle somewhere else, but I invite you to stop by and see me so I can get your new vehicle washed for you at no charge.

  

  Andrew B. replied:

  @Chris Diedrich. If a customer sets an appointment with me on a specific vehicle, I'll go ahead and make sure it is cleaned up for the most part. You're right Chris, it's unorthodox to show a dirty car. But, if someone just shows up without an appoin tment, the vehicle can be right off the truck and still dirty. We are a wholesale dealer and primarily sell to other dealers. We keep our vehicles Thursday through Tuesday and allow the general public to come through and take their pick of the litter. Whatever is left over after the weekend is taken down the street to the Manheim dealer sale, where we sale 90% of the inventory (est. 150-250 units a week). They aren't trying to clean and detail a bunch of vehicles that will just be sold to another dealer. They have to keep the overhead low. I hope this answers your question.

  

  Erik M. replied:

  Andrew Joseph Blanchard , I'm not here to argue with you. I clearly stated my experience with Wholesale Inc. and I will never be going back, nor will I take you up on that free wash offer (but thanks anyways). We HAD an appointment. You wanna know how I know that? You all put a balloon on it and it had been moved in the bay area. The worker was expecting us. We didn't show unappointed. It was almost as if you expected we were going to buy it. The car was extremely dirty, and I'm almost for certain it was dirty for the fact of hiding the full-side key line it had on it. Not only did the manager (whom was very rude) not will to negotiate, one of the higher ups called, stated he would accept our offer, and never returned our calls - only for us to find out the car had sold. People, search up "Wholesale Inc." reviews and you'll find a slur of angry people. Take my warning and go elsewhere.

  

  Jeremy K. replied:

  Jackie Hill I bought my titan from wholesale

  

  Lillian G. replied:

  Okay. I was looking to replace my broken mini van. Went to Wholesale Inc they gave me a price for my van and we looked and waited for the different inventory to come in. We eventually sold our van to CarMaxx as they would give us 1 k more. Wholesale Inc let me bring home a car and keep it overnight to see if we liked it. We ended up not keeping that one but bought one from their other lot which they brought here to the Eastgate lot. Cleaned up and ready to go. Financing was simple and a great rate (with Ally Bank). The car we bought was in better condition and 6 k less than the same model at the dealership. Also, almost 2 years later I sent a friend to them, she bought a car and I got a $200 referral bonus. Wholesale Inc will be the first place we look for a car.

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• Referral from February 4, 2014
  

  Chad P. asked:

  Can anyone recommend a good Used car dealership? we are looking gore a 2000 or newer truck with cab and 4 doors (will consider 3 door.) has to be room enough for 2car seats and booster. Looking to buy in the next couple weeks.

  

  Matthew D. replied:

  I work for Wholesale Inc. in Mt. Juliet. We have hundreds of vehicles available at wholesale pricing. Check us out online at www.wholesalenashville.com or call me directly at 615-491-1180.

  

  Breonna P. replied:

  I agree with the Wholesale inc voters. They are super over there.

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• Referral from October 2, 2013
  

  Haven W. asked:

  Im looking for a used sequoia. At least a 2008. If anyone knows of one let me know please. Thanks :)

  

  Lindsey M. replied:

  We drove to Nashville to get ours, I don't buy new cars, usually two year old with low mileage. We looked all over & found a flawless condition 2011 with 30 k miles, platinum at wholesale inc- wholesalenashville.com- worth a shot!!! I was driving a Tahoe in our wreck, which held up great considering but wanted to go back to a sequoia- best SUV and extra length!! This place sells these gently used cars to dealerships so there is no haggling whatsoever but very fair prices!

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