Wholesale Auto Supply Co

Wholesale Auto Supply Co Offering the highest quality products and services at the most competitive pricing to our members in order to ensure the highest return on their investment.

In 1959, a group of individual business owners realized the necessity of pooling their purchasing power to acquire goods and services which would lower their operating costs. In 1967 it became apparent that the concept worked well and a warehouse facility in South Hackensack was purchased. Currently this space is 30,000 square feet equipped with the latest technology in distribution functionality which allows optimal inventory management.

2026 starts now.Preparation wins.WASCO helps you get there.
06/17/2026

2026 starts now.
Preparation wins.
WASCO helps you get there.

Ford Motor Co.’s $30,000 midsize electric pickup, which CEO Jim Farley says is the company’s answer to low-cost Chinese ...
06/16/2026

Ford Motor Co.’s $30,000 midsize electric pickup, which CEO Jim Farley says is the company’s answer to low-cost Chinese EVs that threaten the industry, is coming into clearer view ahead of a 2027 launch.

The automaker recently started testing prototypes in California, near a secretive development center in Long Beach. Those prototypes are heavily camouflaged but include a scannable QR code that leads users to a special Ford website featuring new video footage of the truck’s side, front and rear.

The site congratulates visitors for “spotting a unicorn,” and includes a welcome message from Alan Clark, vice president of advanced development projects, who touts the site as an “exclusive window into our progress.”

One video shows the truck undergoing winter testing in Northern Michigan. It shows a clear view of the side profile of the truck, as well as images of the front as it slides through snow during stability control tests.

While most details are obscured by the camo, the truck appears to have a deeply raked windshield and short bed, and looks closer in size to the compact Maverick than midsize Ranger, although Ford calls it a midsize. The grille is difficult to distinguish, with boxy black material hiding most details.

The welcome video with Clarke includes a short clip of the rear of the vehicle in what appears to be a warm weather area.

Another short video on the site showcases Ford’s new model program development center where the instrument panel and body are joined together. It’s meant to highlight Ford’s new “unicasting” manufacturing process, which is being adopted to speed development times and reduce complexity and cost.

The Autopian first noticed the QR code and special website after catching spy shots of the truck in California. The outlet’s images showed a unique camo pattern with hearts, teddy bears, flowers, boats and soccer balls, in addition to the QR code.

Ford until now has kept the small truck out of public view, although Ford drove the truck about 100 yards away from media as part of a preview during May tours of the Long Beach EV center.

The automaker plans numerous models on what it calls the Universal Electric Vehicle platform after the pickup launches in 2027. It will be built at Louisville Assembly Plant in Kentucky, where workers formerly built the Escape and Lincoln Corsair crossovers.

In today's competitive market, every Dollar counts.WASCO membership helps businesses gain access to preferred pricing, e...
06/15/2026

In today's competitive market, every Dollar counts.
WASCO membership helps businesses gain access to preferred pricing, exclusive
promotions, and products designed to support operational success.
Learn more:

https://www.wascoonline.com/why-wasco

Every great journey starts with a single step.This week's Monday Motivation features a short poem, "One Step More" and a...
06/15/2026

Every great journey starts with a single step.

This week's Monday Motivation features a short poem, "One Step More" and a reminder that progress doesn't require perfection—it simply requires action.
Too often, we wait for the perfect moment, the perfect plan, or the perfect conditions. But
meaningful progress happens when we choose to move forward anyway.
Take a few moments to read this week's inspiration and start your week with purpose.

Read the full Monday Motivation here:
https://cactusskyonline.com/yckr2k8b

What's one small step you can take today toward something important?

Supply chain is now a leadership issue.WASCO supports the solution.
06/14/2026

Supply chain is now a leadership issue.
WASCO supports the solution.

Motion Picture Camera – Capturing the Moving WorldIn the 1890s, Thomas Edison and William Dickson developed the Kinetosc...
06/14/2026

Motion Picture Camera – Capturing the Moving World

In the 1890s, Thomas Edison and William Dickson developed the Kinetoscope — a device that allowed people to watch moving pictures. This evolved into the motion picture camera and projector.

What began as nickelodeons turned into Hollywood. Film became America’s most powerful cultural export. Entertainment was never the same again.

Do you know an outstanding retail employee under 40? We’re seeking young standouts making an impact at dealerships natio...
06/12/2026

Do you know an outstanding retail employee under 40? We’re seeking young standouts making an impact at dealerships nationwide.

For the 15th consecutive year, Automotive News will feature honorees in a special section on October 26. If you are under 40 and making things happen at a US-based new-car dealership, or if you know someone who is, we want to hear about them!

Nomination Deadline: August 3, 2026

Nominees must be born after October 26, 1986. Only one nomination is needed for each nominee. View our website for eligibility and requirements.

Nominate someone today: https://autohubshow.fun/2yz2upsa

Better cost visibility = better decisions.WASCO helps deliver both.
06/11/2026

Better cost visibility = better decisions.
WASCO helps deliver both.

At WASCO, we're more than a supplier. We're a trusted business partner committedto helping members reduce costs, improve...
06/11/2026

At WASCO, we're more than a supplier. We're a trusted business partner committed
to helping members reduce costs, improve efficiency, and access quality products
from leading brands.
Find out why businesses choose WASCO:
https://www.wascoonline.com/why-wasco

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22 Florence Street
South Hackensack, NJ
07606

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Monday 6am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 6am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 6am - 5:30pm
Thursday 6am - 5:30pm
Friday 6am - 5:30pm

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