Cox Expands Manheim Into Quebec City
Cox Automotive announced this week that it has expanded Manheim into Quebec City. According to the company, this marks the second auction in the province of Quebec, following Manheim Montreal’s success.
TORONTO — Cox Automotive announced this week that it has expanded Manheim into Quebec City. According to the company, this marks the second auction in the province of Quebec, following Manheim Montreal’s success.
The Quebec City-based auction first opened on Thursday, April 28, with a sale time at 1 p.m. However, beginning on May 24, the Quebec City sale will run on Tuesdays at 9:30 a.m., according to Manheim.
“We are very excited about our recent expansion into Quebec City,” said Maria Soklis, president of Cox Automotive Canada. “This expansion will allow us to better support our local client’s inventory service needs by adding options, building value and driving efficiency.”
Change is also coming to the company's Montreal auction sale. Effective May 26, the Montreal auction sale will take place every Thursday at 9:00 a.m., according to Manheim.
Manheim offers a vehicle remarketing service that connects buyers and sellers or used vehicles to the largest wholesale and used vehicle marketplace in North America. The company offers physical and digital auction channels, data analysis, financing and mobile products and solutions.
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