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June 7, 2017 • by Staff
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The new branch is IAA’s third in the state, with additional branches in Portland and Eugene. The facility expands the overall capacity needed for the marketplace by almost 15%.
The facility includes large indoor bay space to accommodate the area’s frequent inclement weather, with additional acreage and storage space in anticipation of acute inventory increases due to severe weather events.
The whitepaper titled “Certification Impact on Low Grade & High Mileage Units” found that certified wholesale vehicles sell 4%-8% faster than uncertified vehicles.
Cox Automotive has appointed Scott Maybee as president of NextGear Capital.
Holly Capps has been promoted to senior vice president of Manheim sales, reporting to Cox Automotive CSO Tim McKinley, the company announced. Capps had served as the Manheim sales leader on an interim basis since July.
A recent survey looked at 2,429 AutoNation vehicles and found that 285 (one in nine) had unrepaired safety recalls.
KAR Auction Services Inc. has rebranded and will begin doing business as KAR Global, the company announced.
Cox Automotive forecasts 1.25 million new-vehicle sales in September 2019, which would represent a 14% drop from the previous year.
Consignment and sales from the acquired facility will be merged into existing operations at Indiana Auto Auction, according to Eric Autenrieth, who leads the auction group.
Manheim New England recently hosted its third annual “Touch-A-Truck Event,” a philanthropic event that benefited two young children born with congenital heart defects.
An increasing number of flood-damaged vehicles are returning to the used market across the country, and increasingly in states where flooding might not be top of mind, according to new data from Carfax.
Manheim announced the addition of two new, dealer-facing features to the Manheim Express mobile app, both available now.
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