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Both Manheim’s Portland Auto Auction and Mississippi Auto Auction won the AmeriCredit Corp. Auction of Excellence award for the West Coast and Southeast regions, respectively.
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Manheim's Tennessee Auto Auction (TAA) and Nashville Dealer's Auto Auction (NDAA) officially merged on Dec. 17, 2002, to provide central Tennessee customers the combined services of both auctions as well as access to the Nashville Auto Auction (NAA) facility.
Read More →Two of Manheim’s Auctions ranked as the top two auctions in 2002 for Remarketing Services of America (RSA), winning National Quality Control Program awards.
Read More →The commercial vehicle market in Morocco is expected to grow at a compounded annualized growth rate (CAGR) of around 5% in the next five years, a new report predicts.
Read More →Cox Automotive welcomes a return to normalcy after four years of everything but normal, with nothing in the data suggesting vehicle market surges in any direction.
Read More →Automakers are making their OEM modems hubs for new digital, connected applications — but they have plenty of competition from telematics service providers and third-party connected car platforms. Find out more in this new State of the Fleet Industry video!
Read More →DaimlerChrysler contracted Manheim’s Detroit Auto Auction and Manheim’s Toronto Auto Auction to paint as many as 1,000 Dodge Intrepids for Canadian and U.S. police fleets. The project began earlier this year and is due to be completed by the end of 2004.
Read More →ATLANTA — Manheim's Total Resource Auctions recently hosted the largest rental salvage and damaged vehicle sale in its history.
Read More →For commercial fleet managers, the delivery times of light-duty vehicles can often fall prey to the availability of rail cars, quality holds, weather-related delays, and other production factors.
Read More →The South African truck market is expected to continue its same performance in 2015 as it did during 2014 with projected growth of 2.05 percent.
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