24.99%APR RUN!!!
Bought a $2,800 car for over $13,000. Here’s how: The car was listed at $10,000, but with hidden fees, the total was over $11,000. According to Kelley Blue Book, the actual value was $2,800. Within the first few months: $550 out of pocket for a new engine, thank God for warranties $1,900 more for brakes, tires, rotors, alignment, brake flush, and a wheel bearing Still needs a $2,339 ABS module, which they told me was just a “$40 sensor” They either lied or didn’t bother to inspect the car properly. Either way, this isn’t just “used car stuff.” It’s deliberate misrepresentation. The cherry on top? 24% APR. Predatory lending and junk fees for a car that was barely worth a quarter of what I paid. If you're considering buying from Wholesale Auto Group—don’t. I have receipts, documentation, and service records for every repair. They don’t just sell lemons—they juice people too. They knew what they were doing. Now so do you.
By Michael W.