Conference of Automotive Remarketing (CAR) 2004 Gives Remarketers a Chance to Win Dream Vacations in the New Year
Remarketers who attend CAR at the Mandalay Bay Resort in Las Vegas on January 21-23 will have the opportunity to win a fabulous Oceania Cruise to an exotic destination of their choice.
Remarketers who attend CAR at the Mandalay Bay Resort in Las Vegas on January 21-23 will have the opportunity to win a fabulous Oceania Cruise to an exotic destination of their choice. Choose from Barcelona, Venice, and Rome, or the Greek Isles to Istanbul, a New Year’s trip that cannot be compared, unless you prefer to “Own a Ranch for a Week.” Others will have a chance to own a dude ranch in Steamboat Springs, Colo., for an entire week of summertime activities as well as a private residence for up to eight people. Activities include: horseback riding, ATV rides, party barge (pontoon boat), fishing, 2 1/2 days of white water rafting trips, passes to the Hot Springs Health and Fitness Club located in Steamboat Springs, nature walks, and elk and nature photo safaris. Prizes will be given away at the opening general session on January 22, and the farewell address on January 23. For details on giveaway locations go to www.OceaniaCruises.com and www.Bearmountainranch.net.
Aside from the chance to win amazing vacations, by attending CAR 2004 you will have the chance to attend amazing seminars and IARA Roundtable sessions. Register for CAR 2004 and attend the January 21 IARA luncheon and roundtable at no charge. Take home valuable remarketing information from remarketers from companies such as, Ford, GM, Subaru, Suzuki, Toyota, AutoTrader.com, eBay, J.D. Power, Kelley Blue Book, PLUS, dealerships, finance companies, consultants, and so much more. Register today at www.CARconference.com or, call (800) 576-8788.
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