Manheim Auctions' Technical Center Adds New Classes for 2003

Manheim Combines Simulcast and Cinema Sales for BMW

More than 70 franchised dealers and buyers met online last month to purchase more than 400 factory-owned BMWs during a first-of-its-kind Manheim Simulcast Cinema sale, said Used Car News.

Manheim Partners with Nissan Motor Acceptance for Mobile Auction Sale

Manheim Auctions recently set up a sale in 10 days’ time for brand-new, hail-damaged Nissan cars and trucks on the automaker’s Smyrna, TN assembly plant campus, the company announced.

A current progress report . . .

The new model car year begins as one with high optimism for continued strength in the fleet and leasing business. While it may be a match for 1965 in terms of volume for total registrations it would appear from our research that a large amount of cyclical sales are in the offing during the ‘66 model year.

Report from the Editor

The month-long strike against General Motors Corp. is going to have a serious effect on fleet purchasing programs.

Report from the Editor

While sitting in on the recent annual meeting of the Car and Truck Rental and Leasing Assn. in Chicago, I heard an interesting presentation on the subject of odometers.

Majors Report Q2 Earnings

Dollar Thrifty again leads profit performance. Commercial business rebounds; leisure lags.

Report from the Editor

On the one hand, automakers are happy with the continued growth of renting and leasing companies because be means increased sales. On the other hand, many auto industry executives are concerned about the mushrooming leasing and rental business because they see it as a potential threat to the auto distribution system.

Manheim Adopts NAAA Arbitration Policy at All U.S. Locations

ATLANTA – Manheim has adopted the National Auto Auction Association's (NAAA) National Arbitration Policy at all of its U.S. operating locations. Manheim will soon adopt these same standards at its locations in Canada.