Flint Auto Auction Named Top Auction for US Bank
Flint Auto Auction has received a rare recognition from US Bank, which honored the auction with its prestigious Director's Award for 2013. The award has only been presented three times before.

Flint Auto Auction has received a rare recognition from US Bank, which honored the auction with its prestigious Director's Award for 2013. US Bank has presented this award only three times before, and singles out Flint Auto Auction in 2013 as the US Bank's most outstanding auction in the nation.
"We are so pleased to receive this singular honor from US Bank," said Lawrence Cubitt, general manager at Flint Auto Auction. "We work hard to provide superior service to our customers and are thrilled to have those efforts recognized with the US Bank Director's Award."
"It takes a team to win an award of this caliber, and we recognize the extraordinary efforts put forth by everyone at Flint Auto Auction," Cubitt explained. "From the Lease, Marketing and Sales Departments, Operations and Car Wash, every single person at Flint Auto Auction contributes to our success. The US Bank Director's Award is a confirmation of the hard work put forth by every member of our staff who goes above and beyond the call of duty to serve our customer. Staying late, working in the cold and snow, getting last minute repairs completed, and processing reruns, are just a few of the special touches that distinguish Flint Auto Auction as an award-winning facility!"
"There is no better team in the business than the team here at Flint Auto Auction," Cubitt said. "We're grateful for our partnership with US Bank and pledge to redouble our efforts to remain their top auction in the nation."
Flint Auto Auction holds a sale for US Bank every other Wednesday, with sales percentages consistently running at 100 percent. More information on Flint Auto Auction can be found at www.flintaa.com.
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