Wider reach
Connect with relevant commercial buyers and equipment opportunities beyond your usual contacts.
CPXSince 2019
Direct communication• Nationwide equipment sourcing
About CPX
Commercial fleet acquisition, sales & brokerage.
C.P.X. Wholesale Dealer specializes in the acquisition, sale, and brokerage of commercial truck, dry van, and equipment fleets. We work with fleet owners, dealers, transportation companies, and qualified wholesale buyers on larger fleet transactions nationwide.
Whether you are selling surplus equipment, restructuring your fleet, or seeking a package, CPX provides a direct, confidential path to qualified buyers and sellers.
Charlie Paul PerezFounder • C.P.X. Wholesale Dealer
C.P.X. Wholesale Dealer
BUY / SELL / BROKER
Choose the service that fits your next equipment transaction.
For dealers, fleets, and commercial buyers
Find equipment that fits your operation.
Buy used trucks, trailers, reefers, or a fleet package through C.P.X. Start with the specifications you need, then review the equipment and transaction terms before committing.
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Define the need
Share equipment type, quantity, year range, budget, location, and timeline.
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Review the opportunity
Compare available specifications, photos, mileage or reefer hours, condition, and asking terms.
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Check the equipment
Coordinate inspection and review the unit list, title status, liens, and any repairs or DOT requirements.
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Approve and complete
Confirm the buyer’s order, payment instructions, release conditions, and pickup schedule in writing.
What should I send first?
Equipment type, quantity, preferred makes and models, year range, budget, location, and buying timeline. Include required engine, transmission, suspension, or reefer specifications.
How do I confirm availability?
Use the existing equipment sections or request form. Availability, condition, pricing, and location are confirmed for the specific units before an offer is accepted.
What is checked before pickup?
Confirm the agreed inspection results, unit identifiers, title and payoff requirements, payment confirmation, and written release instructions. DOT-ready options depend on the equipment and agreed terms.
For equipment owners and fleet managers
Bring your equipment to qualified buyers.
Sell one unit or an entire fleet package. C.P.X. helps organize the listing, communicate with interested buyers, and coordinate the steps from an offer to equipment release.
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Build the unit package
Provide the VIN or serial list, photos, mileage or hours, location, condition, and ownership details.
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Agree on the sale approach
Confirm asking terms, minimum acceptable proceeds, marketing permission, and the release timeline.
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Review qualified offers
C.P.X. handles buyer questions and inspection coordination so you can evaluate the material terms.
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Coordinate release
Agree on title or payoff handling, payment confirmation, and staged pickup if units are still working.
What should I send first?
A complete unit list with VINs or serial numbers, specifications, mileage or hours, recent photos, condition disclosures, location, asking price, title status, and any lien or payoff information.
Can I sell units that are still working?
Yes, a staged plan can be discussed. Agree which units will be grounded, inspected, paid for, and released in each group, with dates and acceptance conditions documented before the transaction proceeds.
Who approves an offer?
The seller approves price, equipment, condition terms, and release timing. Any marketing authority, broker compensation, or approved expenses are set out in the written agreement.
For buyers and sellers who need transaction support
One organized path from introduction to closing.
In a brokerage transaction, C.P.X. connects the parties and coordinates the agreed work. The buyer and seller approve the deal’s material terms; C.P.X.’s role, authority, and compensation are documented in writing.
- 01
Set the assignment
Agree who C.P.X. represents, the equipment or sourcing criteria, scope, fee payer, and term.
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Connect qualified parties
Reach suitable buyers or locate equipment, organize unit details, and communicate offers.
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Coordinate due diligence
Arrange agreed inspections and track condition reports, VINs, title status, liens, and payoff requirements.
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Document and close
Confirm accepted terms, fees, proceeds, payment and release conditions, title delivery, and pickup.
Practical benefits of brokerage
Less repetitive follow-up
One contact organizes questions, unit information, offers, and updates between the parties.
Better coordination
Track inspections, condition disclosures, title or payoff requirements, and release timing together.
Control over your terms
Approve the price, inspection conditions, fees, and timing before the deal moves ahead.
Scope, compensation, approved expenses, and authority are agreed in writing. Inspections and title review remain part of the transaction.
Who approves price and pays the broker fee?
The parties approve the material transaction terms. The written brokerage agreement identifies the fee amount or method, who pays it, when it is earned and payable, and any expenses requiring prior approval.
Does C.P.X. own the equipment in a brokered deal?
Brokerage alone does not mean C.P.X. owns the equipment. The agreement and sale documents identify the seller of record, C.P.X.’s role, and how payment, title, and equipment release will be handled. A direct dealer purchase or resale is documented according to that arrangement.
Can a fleet transaction happen in stages?
Yes, when agreed by the parties. Document each group’s unit list, inspection and acceptance conditions, payment timing, title requirements, and pickup notice so working units can be released on a planned schedule.
Brokerage advantage
A better path for complex equipment deals.
For a regular direct buy or sale, you handle the search, screening, inspections, documentation, and follow-up yourself. CPX brokerage adds wider market reach, coordinated inspections and paperwork, and an organized path to closing—while you keep approval over the material terms.
Best for fleet packages, hard-to-source equipment, and confidential dispositions.Explore Brokerage Benefits →
Buy • Sell • Broker equipment
Contact C.P.X. for Equipment Availability.
938-300-2955
charlie@cp-xchange.com
Or use this one form for serious commercial equipment requests. CPX will follow up for unit lists, photos, condition reports, title status, inspection records, and pricing when needed.
- Commercial trucks, dry vans, and equipment
- Fleet packages, off-lease units, trade-ins, repos, and aged inventory
- Nationwide sourcing and confidential dispositions
Transaction experience
Commercial equipment transactions.
Handled with discipline.
CPX supports qualified buyers and sellers with clear communication, organized documentation, and coordinated closings.
A clear, disciplined process
How CPX
works for you.
Buy, sell, broker, and arrange auction consignments through our dealership. CPX keeps every step organized, documented, and moving forward.
2019Established
Licensed& bonded
NationwideDealer network
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Buy
Source used trucks, trailers, and fleet packages through CPX.
Explore Buy →Sell
Present your equipment to qualified commercial buyers.
Explore Sell →Broker
Structure commercial equipment transactions through our dealer network.
Explore Broker →Auction Consignments
Arrange auction consignments through our dealership.
Email CPX →Equipment categories
Commercial equipment.
Sourced to fit your needs.
C.P.X. works with qualified buyers and sellers on commercial trucks, trailers, and fleet transactions nationwide.
Commercial vehicles
Trucks
Commercial tractors and trucks for single-unit needs or fleet transactions.
Request truck information →Commercial trailers
Dry Vans
Bulk dry van packages tailored to your purchasing requirements.
Request dry van package information →Refrigerated trailers
Reefers
Source refrigerated trailers to fit your specifications and timing.
Request reefer information →Fleet transactions
Equipment Packages
Multi-unit equipment opportunities arranged around buyer and seller requirements.
Request equipment package information →Built for dealers and commercial buyers
More than a lead.
A complete wholesale process.
From equipment sourcing to final pickup coordination, CPX keeps commercial transactions moving with clear documentation and direct communication.
Request Equipment Availability →Wholesale equipment sourcing
Tractors, trailers, and multi-unit fleet packages sourced nationwide.
Inspection & DOT coordination
Inspection scheduling, condition reporting, and DOT-ready options when offered.
Transaction documentation
Invoices, buyer qualification, resale documentation, and title coordination.
Pickup & delivery support
Clear pickup instructions, driver coordination, and logistics communication.
Start a conversation
Contact C.P.X. for Equipment Availability.
For serious Buy, Sell, or Broker equipment requests, use the form above so CPX has the details needed to respond.
Sales line938-300-2955Email CPXcharlie@cp-xchange.com
Office4401 N. Atlantic Ave
2nd Floor
Long Beach, CA 90807
2nd Floor
Long Beach, CA 90807