From CAR 2023:Leading Auction, Consignor Groups Sum Up State of Remarketing
CAR 2024 Event Is Leaving Las Vegas For. . .
After 25+ years in Las Vegas, the Conference of Automotive Remarketing hits the road for 2024, landing at a resort in Phoenix, Arizona.

CAR moves ahead with the remarketing industry in 2024.
Graphic: Bobit
The remarketing industry's main event, the anual Conference of Automotive Remarketing, will be held March 26-28, 2024 at the Hilton Phoenix Resort at the Peak in Phoenix, Arizona, its parent company Bobit announced June 23.
The new location marks a new period for the remarketing conference as it migrates to new cities in year's to come offering attendees more flexible locations and venues.
CAR, which draws a broad audience of consignors, auctions, dealers, financers, auto transporters and a variety of remarketing industry vendors, will continue its partnerships with the leading events supporters, the International Automotive Remarketers Alliance and the National Auto Auction Association.

The Hilton Phoenix Resort at the Peak is an all suites hotel with a conference center and recreational facilities, ideally located near Scottsdale, Glendale and the Phoenix International Airport.
Photo: Hilton Phoenix at the Peak
Located 11 miles from the Phoenix International Airport, the Resort at the Peak sits between Glendale and Scottsdale in the Phoenix region. Bobit has reserved a room block next to the resort conference center for added convenience for attendees, exhibitors and sponsors. The resort also offers outdoor water activities and locations for networking events.
The site was chosen after an extensive search driven by the feedback and opinions from CAR attendees and members of the remarketing industry.
Further details about the agenda, formats, and sponsorship opportunities will be announced throughout the second half of this year.
Originally posted on Vehicle Remarketing
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