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With the acquisition of DAA Las Vegas, America's Group continues its strategic focus on expanding its national footprint and service offerings.
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America's Group, a vehicle auction and remarketing company, announced June 20 that it has acquired DAA Las Vegas, a full-service auction provider.
With the addition of DAA Las Vegas, America's Group now operates 38 auctions in 19 states, including digital and mobile sales platforms.
DAA Las Vegas, which opened in 2014 and was purchased by the McConkey Auction Group in 2020, sits on 17 acres and offers customers a six-lane arena, reconditioning facility, and mechanical services. It has a dealer consignment and fleet/lease sales each Wednesday at 10 a.m.
"This acquisition expands our presence in a region of the country experiencing significant growths" said CEO of America’s Group Chuck Tapp in a recent news release.
With the purchase of DAA Las Vegas, America's Group continues its strategic focus on expanding its national footprint and service offerings by acquiring high-quality independent auctions led by strong management.
Bob McConkey, owner of McConkey Auto Group added, "We know and respect the team at America's. As MAG refocuses its efforts exclusively into the Pacific Northwest market, we know the DAA Las Vegas team will be in good hands as part of the emerging America's Group."
America's Group operates in a highly competitive industry, and attributes its success to its innovation and customer service. The company looks forward to more growth into new markets.
Originally posted on Vehicle Remarketing
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