Wholesale Motorsports, LLC

My husband and I went Sunday 1/31/16, to look at a truck that our teenage son found online that he wantedTo grant you me or my husband was no mechanics but we have enough common census to look for the common things in a used 140,mile truckMy husband checked the oil his self first thingIf you have any common sense you know to check the oil really before u ever crank and older vechileWe look it over and drove it and it was a great truck, just a few minor things that was a easy fix like the e brake didn't work and the air conditionerThe dealer had done reduced the price of the truck already from the asking price to sell the truck and when my husband talked to him about the concerns of the e brake and air he came off the price another sum of money enough to fix the minor things that needed to be doneWe were more than excitedThen, 2/4/16, when a friend of mine and I went to give them the rest of the money we owed them from the deposit we put down to hold the truck, we dealt with Nikki the wife of the owner and she was the greatest help everI couldn't have asked to be treated any betterActually in the parking lot of the dealership I put the truck in neutral and had the e brake on, not thinking about it not working and walked away from the truck on a slight incline and the truck started rolling and I caught it before any damage was doneIt was my fault that could have been a disasterThank GODThe owners of dealer was the nicest people I could ask forShe called her mechanic and he fixed the e brake for us, for no charge I was really impressed with this dealer and his spouse I followed her to the mechanic garage and she took me to get something to eat while they fixed my truck that I knew wasn't working but slipped my mind at the time I had got out of the truck running in neutral and e brake onI have nothing to say but great things and they care about there customers

My husband and I went Sunday 1/31/16, to look at a truck that our teenage son found online that he wanted. To grant you me or my husband was no mechanics but we have enough common census to look for the common things in a used 140,000 mile truck. My husband checked the oil his self first thing. If you have any common sense you know to check the oil really before u ever crank and older vechile. We look it over and drove it and it was a great truck, just a few minor things that was a easy fix like the e brake didn't work and the air conditioner. The dealer had done reduced the price of the truck already from the asking price to sell the truck and when my husband talked to him about the concerns of the e brake and air he came off the price another sum of money enough to fix the minor things that needed to be done. We were more than excited. Then, 2/4/16, when a friend of mine and I went to give them the rest of the money we owed them from the deposit we put down to hold the truck, we dealt with Nikki the wife of the owner and she was the greatest help ever. I couldn't have asked to be treated any better. Actually in the parking lot of the dealership I put the truck in neutral and had the e brake on, not thinking about it not working and walked away from the truck on a slight incline and the truck started rolling and I caught it before any damage was done. It was my fault that could have been a disaster. Thank GOD. The owners of dealer was the nicest people I could ask for. She called her mechanic and he fixed the e brake for us, for no charge. I was really impressed with this dealer and his spouse. I followed her to the mechanic garage and she took me to get something to eat while they fixed my truck that I knew wasn't working but slipped my mind at the time I had got out of the truck running in neutral and e brake on. I have nothing to say but great things and they care about there customers.

I bought a 2005 Nissan Titan from this business at $3000 over the blue book value (I liked the truck very much). The truck looked great, and was my first independent vehicle purchase. I flew to Gallatin, Tn from Louisiana to pick up the truck (because the supposed 3 day delivery that was given did not withstand). When I arrived to the truck I texted the dealer and asked if I needed to change the oil or acquire any maintenance before making the 900 mile drive back home. The dealer told me that I had 1000 miles left on the oil change and assured me the truck was in excellent condition. The drive home went great, but as soon as I got home I left the state on a family vacation while the truck remained parked for a week and a half. When I arrived home from vacation, I got in my proudly new purchased truck and started driving to work. Half way to my job site the motor started knocking and therefore I pulled off to the side of the road, then the truck killed. I had to tow it to a mechanic, which he then informed me that my newly purchased truck had spun a rod bearing due to the fact there was not a single drop of oil in the motor. I drove the truck 1000 miles since pulling off the Wholesale Motorsports lot and now have to buy a new motor. The owner of the company is not taking any fault and is putting the blame on me for "burning" 6 quarts of oil out of the motor. He said the truck was in excellent condition and that I "dogged (my first vehicle that I bought under my name) out" and that he is not responsible. The truck has never left the HWY. He is also threatening to sue me for slander after confronting him with selling me a faulty vehicle. This company is dishonest and I would not recommend anyone to buy a vehicle from Wholesale Motorsports.

Hey, go out and see Justin and Nikki at Wholesale Motorsports in Gallatin Tn. I bought a Ford F-150 FX4 and am very satisfied with everything about the truck. They deal in high end SUV's, 4x4's and other vehicles. Very clean and mechanically sound vehicles, and they pay attention to details. Thanks WM for a good experience. Capt Vic