Wholesale Inventory
from within IOL

Join over 25,000 franchise and independent dealers, brokers, and wholesalers who use OPENLANE for their wholesale inventory needs-and do it from within IOL!

Now, HomeNet dealers can publish selected used vehicle inventory on OPENLANE's Open Auction to sell their available wholesale vehicles to a nationwide audience of more than 25,000 franchise and independent dealers on a 24hour basis, seven days a week.

IOL users now have a quick and seamless way to wholesale aged, pre-owned inventory on OPENLANE's Open Auction with one click, saving time and money and providing maximum exposure for vehicles for sale.

Partnering with OPENLANE provides HomeNet dealers with an efficient way to list their wholesale vehicles, any time, any day, while they're still on the lot. By allowing IOL users to market their vehicles to both a retail and wholesale market simultaneously, dealers can maximize their alternatives-and their chances of a quick sale-while reducing depreciation and transport costs to and from physical auctions.

In addition, OPENLANE handles the sales from end-to-end including all payments, title transfers, and arbitration, making the process effortless.

Want to see how easy it is? See the tutorial.

Get started right now! It's already available within IOL (2 ways: from the vehicle listings page or each vehicle display page)!

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Testimonials
  • "HomeNet's Inventory Online gives us the competitive advantage with excellent backend data management and real-time inventory updates to my website. IOL makes it simple to get information about our vehicles to our customers and stay in contact with them during the buying process. HomeNet's first-class Client Services Team has always been there for Scarff Ford whenever we need assistance or have a special request. I have been pitched every competitive inventory management and merchandising system available, not one measures up to the standards of IOL. The IOL marketing suite is the best and I’ve seen them all."

    Jerry Thurman
    IT/Internet Manager
    Scarff Ford