Only Two Days Left to Register Early for CAR 2003 and Save $100...Plus, book your hotel rooms now for just $89
Only Two Days Left to Register Early for CAR 2003 and Save $100...Plus, book your hotel rooms now for just $89
The special early bird discount for the Conference of Automotive Remarketing (CAR) 2003 – $100 off – will be available for only two more days. Early registration ends Friday, Dec. 20, 2002. For the reduced registration rate of $595, guests of the conference on Feb. 23-25, 2003 at the Las Vegas Hilton will receive the complete conference pass, which includes general sessions, exhibits, workshops, coffeebreaks, lunches, and receptions. After Dec. 20 and on site at CAR 2003, the registration fee will be $695. Conference attendees should also act now to take advantage of our special room block at the Las Vegas Hilton and get the discounted rate of $89 a night while rooms are available. To sign up for the conference, fill out the registration form (downloadable at www.bobitexpos.com/car) and fax to (310) 533-2506. For accommodations, call Hilton's central reservation desk at (800) 732-7117 or the hotel directly at (702) 732-5111 and ask for the CAR 2003 discounted rate. Established in 1996 by Bobit Publishing, CAR is the original remarketing conference covering all remarketing channels. Almost 50 speakers are lined up to discuss all facets of the used-vehicle market in 14 different sessions. Bobit Publishing has strong ties to the remarketing community through Automotive Fleet and Vehicle Remarketing magazines. CAR 2003 has the support of key groups such as the National Auto Auction Association and the International Automotive Remarketers Alliance, and has also teamed with Used Car News to provide educational content for the seminars.
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