wholesale
Wholesale is when cars are sold in large amounts, usually at lower prices. Dealerships buy these cars to sell them again for a profit.
Wholesale refers to the sale of goods in large quantities, typically to be sold by retailers. In the automotive context, it often involves dealerships buying vehicles from auctions at lower prices to resell them.
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"He tried to get for his, it's called wholesale, but it's when you buy cars from the factory... He wanted a hundred and fifty to be produced in the month of May."
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"So, on the wholesale level, what's the car worth? Maybe $1,000 bucks, but you know that car."
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"everything goes through the roof and wholesale is, [1058.5s] is faster than retail at times, especially in a small market."
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