The Full Process
How proxy sourcing gets you a wholesale vehicle, legally and on the record.
GTA Wholesale Auto Sourcing is an OMVIC-licensed General Dealer (Used). That license is what allows us to bid on your behalf at closed dealer-only auctions — something Ontario law does not permit an unlicensed member of the public to do directly. Below is exactly what happens between your request and your delivery.
Vehicle Wishlist & Pre-Approval
You tell us your budget, must-have features, and mileage ceiling through a short intake form. Before any bidding begins, we confirm you're either paying cash or pre-approved through a Tier-1 bank financing partner (TD, Scotiabank, RBC) via Dealertrack or RouteOne — so every bid we place is backed by real, confirmed buying power.
Live Auction Matching & Pre-Bid Diagnostic Audit
Our registered dealer principals monitor live inventory at OPENLANE and Manheim Milton for lots matching your wishlist. Before we place a bid, we run a pre-bid diagnostic audit on the vehicle's condition report, CarFax history, and auction-grade to flag anything that would disqualify it from your criteria.
Flatbed Haul to Etobicoke Hub & DriveON Safety Certification
A won vehicle never goes straight to you. It's flatbed-hauled to our Etobicoke hub first, where it undergoes a full PSI mechanical inspection and an Ontario DriveON Safety Standards Certificate inspection — the same certification required by law before any used vehicle can be registered in Ontario.
Open-Book Invoicing & Turnkey Driveway Delivery
You receive the raw auction invoice — the exact hammer price — itemized alongside every pass-through cost (buyer fee, PSI, tow, DriveON safety) and our flat $1,500 CAD sourcing fee. Nothing is bundled or hidden. Once you sign off, the vehicle is delivered turnkey, flatbed, straight to your driveway.
Ready to see it work on a real vehicle?
Run your numbers on the savings calculator, or submit a sourcing request and a specialist will confirm timeline and financing within one business day.
Common Questions About the Process