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Bel Air Auto Auction Adds American Honda Finance to Weekly Sales

BEL AIR, MD - Bel Air Auto Auction, announced the addition of a major new consignor. R. Charles Nichols, president of BSC America, the auction's parent company, has announced that American Honda Finance will begin selling at Bel Air Auto Auction on December 18.

by Staff
December 18, 2008
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BEL AIR, MD - Bel Air Auto Auction, announced the addition of a major new consignor. R. Charles Nichols, president of BSC America, the auction's parent company, has announced that American Honda Finance will begin selling at Bel Air Auto Auction on December 18.

"We are delighted to welcome American Honda Finance to Bel Air Auto Auction," said Nichols. "We have a ready market for these vehicles, which will be an exciting addition to our sale-day lineup. With interest in these vehicles already running high, these units will be a great addition to our sale."

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"Bel Air Auto Auction has a long-standing and proven track-record for providing the services required by an account of Honda's stature. We're confident that this will be the beginning of a long and successful auction relationship." said Pierre Pons, CEO of ServNet

Bel Air Auto Auction, and its sister auction, Tallahassee Auto Auction, are among the newest members of ServNet, having joined the auction group last May.

"We are proud to be affiliated with the ServNet Auction Group, and appreciate the opportunities we have had to participate in the networking activities offered by the group since we joined last spring," said Nichols. "We appreciate the support offered by the member auctions and, most particularly, by Pierre Pons and the members of ServNet's executive team."

Bel Air Auto Auction manages the flow of more than 75,000 vehicles a year. Handling consignments from dealers and private business fleets as well as those from public service and government agencies, Bel Air Auto Auction sells on six auction lanes every Thursday. The auction is strategically located on 50+ acres near I-95, just 17 miles from Baltimore and 80 miles from Philadelphia and provides a wide range of auto-related services, including floor planning, storage, transportation, Internet sales, full reconditioning, and certification.


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