Rea Brothers' Mid-South Auction Chosen by GM/GMAC
AVENTURA, FL – Mid-South Auction was awarded a contract to host auctions for General Motors and GMAC at its Jackson, Mississippi location.
AVENTURA, FL – Keith Lelux, chief operating officer of American Auto Auction Group, confirmed an earlier statement by General Motors that Rea Brothers’ Mid-South Auction has been awarded a contract to host auctions for General Motors and GMAC at its Jackson, Mississippi location.
John Rea, general manager of Rea Brothers’ stated, “We are honored and excited to be able to work with the General Motors’ and GMAC remarketing programs. Since 1968, General Motors has maintained a network of automobile auctions and we are now pleased to be a part of this proud history.”
Rea reports that that the first sale is scheduled for Tuesday, Sept. 14.
Rea Brothers’ facility is located 1.5 miles from the Jackson Evers International Airport and holds a sale every Tuesday featuring Hyundai Capital, KIA Motors Finance, Remarketing Services of America, Regions Bank, Wheels, ARI, and other national and regional fleet and lease accounts.
American Auto Auction Group is headed by industry veterans Steve Simon and Keith Lelux. Building on a network of independent auctions throughout the country, AAAG provides a viable alternative for vehicle sellers who require national sales coverage. In addition to operating Rea Brothers’ Mid-South Auction the American Auto Auction Group operates Charleston Auto Auction in Charleston, South Carolina.
For additional information about American Auto Auction Group please call (843) 579-AUTO or visit americanautoauctiongroup.com.
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