2018 Subaru Outback
2.5i Premium
84,200 mi · AWD · CVT · Gasoline
Stock A1W-3052
View unit →$20,950
$19,750Chattanooga, TN · Used vehicles at wholesale money
10 vehicles on the lot at 5104 Highway 58 right now. Small lot, thin margin, the number on the tag — that is the whole pitch.
Stock A1W-3052
2018 Subaru Outback
84,200 mi · AWD
10 units on the board today
Full manifest →Featured
2.5i Premium
84,200 mi · AWD · CVT · Gasoline
Stock A1W-3052
View unit →$20,950
$19,750Laredo E
61,200 mi · 4WD · Automatic · Gasoline
Stock A1W-3046
View unit →Reduced
When something has been on the lot a while, we lower the number rather than wait it out.
Why buy here
We buy the way the trade buys and we price close to it. The margin lives in volume and quick turns, not in a number padded for negotiation theatre.
No four-square worksheet, no back office to be walked to. The number on the ticket is the number we mean, and when we cut it, the listing shows what it was before.
A small lot priced at wholesale money does not sit still. If something on the site catches your eye, call the same day — and tell us what you want if we do not have it.
We are buying stock every week anyway. Tell us what you are driving, what it needs and roughly what it has done, and we will put a straight number on it.
5104 Highway 58 in Chattanooga. Call before you drive over and we will pull the vehicle up front with the keys in it.
A few worth a look
Four doors, four-wheel drive and a tow package. The kind of half-ton that tows on Saturday and parks at the job site all week.
See the detailsFour-wheel drive and the dependable V6, with enough clearance for the roads out toward the lake.
See the detailsSymmetrical all-wheel drive, heated seats and a real roof rack, still returning close to 30 mpg on the highway.
See the detailsA clean SE with the sportier suspension. It will start every morning for years and ask very little in return.
See the detailsWho you are dealing with
A-1 Wholesale sells used vehicles from 5104 Highway 58 in Chattanooga, Tennessee, and the name is the business model. We buy the way the trade buys — at the auctions and from the dealers other dealers buy from — and we price close to that money instead of marking up to a retail sticker and haggling back down.
That works because the lot stays small and the stock keeps moving. A vehicle that is priced right does not need ninety days on the line and a price-drop story; it needs one buyer who can do arithmetic. Most of what we bring in is gone quickly, which is also why the website matters: what you see listed is what is on the lot this week, not a warehouse of aged stock.
Tell us what it is and we will look up what it is doing at auction this week. Bring it by and we will look at it properly — no appointment, no obligation to buy anything.
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Chattanooga, TN 37416