Wholesale Outlet Automotive Group

Firstly, i found this dealership from
. I found a car i liked, so i inquired about it. I got an email response almost immediately. I stayed in contact with the salesperson throughout the week to ensure the car i had my eye on was still available. The day i was ready to purchase, i called ahead just to make sure they knew i was coming, and to make sure the car was still there. I asked for the man I’d be speaking to all week and was told that another person would be handling my sale.
Got there. Walked in, and asked for the gentleman I’d talked to before leaving home. But he was busy with a sale so i was shuffled off to yet another salesman. I went outside to see the car, and realized that it wasn’t the one I’d been viewing online. I made them aware of this, and they stated that they werent even sure if the car i wanted was on the lot, or sold, or at another location. So i had to wait until they located the vehicle, which did end up being on their lot.
Got in the car, test drove it, and noticed it was «screaming» at me for low air pressure (will reference later). I loved it, and i was ready to buy. They would not negotiate the price with me. And i did try. I will say this was my first time purchasing a car on my own, and the salesman i had made sure my experience was a quick one, which i appreciated. The car needed gas, and had i not mentioned, they would have let me leave with no gas in the car.
Got home. Loved my car, still do. But noticed days later my car was screaming at me for low air pressure in the tire. I assumed something was wrong with sensor. Later i spotted a nail in the tire. I feel as though i shouldn’t have paid 22,000 for a car with a nail in the tire. No problem tho. I paid to get the tire patched. When i got the car, and before i understood exactly what all of its «messages» were… my oil life was at 21% when i pulled off the lot. I figured at first, that was referencing the oil level, and later after reading my user manual, realized i needed an oil change… which i paid for… thinking it wasn’t worth driving all the way back to the dealership for basically $ 30. Again, after reading my manual, i needed 100% synthetic oil in my car, which is a bit pricey, not to mention an air filter.
When you buy a used car, things as simple as air filters, oil changes, and nails in the tire should be taken car of before the owner drives off the lot.

Went here with my daughter to find her a car. Went because they had so many great reviews on Google. Not the experience I had been led to believe. Found a car she liked but had a problem agreeing on a price with her car as a trade in. While we were waiting for a response to our offer, even before we had committed to buy, the salesman wanted me to fill out a Google review with 5 stars already checked. I was told it was part of the sale– that I had to give them a great review in order to get a better price. We walked out. It was never going to be a good experience, but this was too much. Avoid this used car lot.