UVA Launches Two New Auctions
United Vehicle Auctions opens two new auctions, in Los Angeles and Salt Lake City, which will hold weekly sales.
Buyers gather every Wednesday for Brasher’s UVA Sale at Club Auto Sport in San Jose to bid on front-line ready inventory from new car dealers all over Northern California. In addition to the San Jose location, UVA hosts weekly sales in Sacramento, Fresno, Portland, Los Angeles and Salt Lake City.
Auto dealers in Los Angeles and Salt Lake City have an exciting new opportunity to buy and sell frontline inventory with the opening of two new locations for United Vehicle Auctions (UVA). John Brasher, president of Brasher’s Auctions, the parent company of UVA, has announced that dealers in the two new markets will gather on Wednesday, December 4 for the inaugural sales. Both new locations will hold sales every Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. local time.
“We are tremendously pleased to add these two new locations,” Brasher said. “Now that we are hosting weekly sales in San Jose, Sacramento, Fresno, Portland, Los Angeles, and Salt Lake City, dealers throughout the West have weekly opportunities to take advantage of the opportunities and benefits provided by United Vehicle Auctions.”
Brasher noted that dealers meet for a catered lunch prior to each weekly UVA event, or participate online via AuctionPipeline.
Dealers may view sale inventory and participate in UVA sales online at www.unitedvehicleauctions.com.
Buyers gather every Wednesday for Brasher’s UVA Sale at Club Auto Sport in San Jose to bid on front-line ready inventory from new car dealers all over Northern California. In addition to the San Jose location, UVA hosts weekly sales in Sacramento, Fresno, Portland, Los Angeles and Salt Lake City.
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