CARMEL, IN - AuctionTrac announced that the company has successfully located more than 1 million vehicles through its satellite-based GPS tracking system.

"This milestone is especially impressive considering we just started the AuctionTrac implementation process at ADESA in March of this year," said Michael Newman, senior vice president of AuctionTrac. "It clearly demonstrates that AuctionTrac is working for both our employees and our customers by allowing them to find vehicles at a record-breaking pace."

Because the system utilizes satellite-based GPS technology, AuctionTrac can easily and accurately identify the location of a specific vehicle anywhere at the auction within seconds. Information can be accessed via the Internet or from any smartphone. As a result, at the request of transporters currently working with ADESA auctions, an AuctionTrac Transporter Application is currently being tested and has been submitted to the Apple Store. This app is specifically designed for transporters' unique vehicle tracking needs.

"Everyone-from employees and dealers, to customers and transporters-benefit from the ability to quickly locate vehicles," said David Vignes, executive vice president of enterprise optimization for KAR. "In fact, once our customers use AuctionTrac, they want it at additional auctions. We have utilized this customer feedback in defining the order of implementation at remaining ADESA locations."

Vignes added that KAR has also realized substantial labor savings and increased efficiency in overall lot operations by streamlining the vehicle locating and tracking process with AuctionTrac. KAR expects to have all ADESA locations in the United States and Canada fully implemented with AuctionTrac by September 2012.