Liquid Motors Launches Service for Aged Inventory
Liquid Motors has partnered with numerous independent auto auctions to provide a new service to auto dealers in the United States.

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Liquid Motors has partnered with numerous independent auto auctions to provide a new service to auto dealers in the United States. Under the new service, auto dealers may use the One-Click Wholesale Service to list aged units on the major online wholesale marketplaces with no monthly subscription fee.
"For the past year, we have piloted an outside the gate program with some of our independent auction customers." said Michael Daseke, President and CEO of Liquid Motors. "This new service is the next step to growing the program to a broader dealer audience."
Under the new program, dealers will have access to manually list aged vehicles or to use auto-launch to automatically push aged units. Further, dealers can use LiquidConnect to do mobile condition reports on their lots. The only requirements for the program is the dealer must list their aged inventory, the vehicles must be listed within a reasonable percentage of MMR and one of the participating Independent auctions must be selected to facilitate the transaction.
“The Xlerate Group has embraced this program during the pilot. Dealers spend so much time at the store trying to retail units that online wholesaling often takes a back seat.” said Kelly McAllister, Director of Business Development at Xlerate Group. “Giving the dealer the opportunity to choose their auction partner creates a competitive environment in which offering quality customer service is key, something The Xlerate Group prides itself in delivering.”
To get more information about the new service or to schedule a demo, call (877) 573-6877.
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