Greensboro Auto Auction Website Incorporates Carfax Information
Greensboro Auto Auction announced it has integrated access to Carfax Vehicle History Reports and Carfax Auction Quick Check at Greensboroaa.com.
GREENSBORO, N.C. — Greensboro Auto Auction announced it has integrated access to Carfax Vehicle History Reports and Carfax Auction Quick Check at Greensboroaa.com. Buyers can now obtain Carfax information for any vehicle on Greensboro Auto Auction’s run list.
“Vehicle history is a vital part of the acquisition process for many dealers,” said Jerry Barker, general manager at Greensboro Auto Auction. “With this integration, we’re giving dealers easy access to the information they need to buy with more confidence.”
As part of the integration with Greensboro Auto Auction, Carfax is offering a free trial of Carfax Auction Quick Check to all Greensboro Auto Auction buyers, according to the company. The free trial starts Nov. 14 and runs through Jan. 31, 2012.
For more information, visit www.greensboroaa.com or www.carfaxonline.com.
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