Southern Auto Auction to Sponsor CAR 2002
Vehicle Remarketing Magazine has announced that Southern Auto Auction will be the title sponsor of its Conference of Automotive Remarketing (CAR) 2002, described as the leading event in the industry.
Southern Auto Auction says it will capitalize on the prominence and credibility of being the title sponsor of the No. 1 show in the remarketing industry. “We are very happy to once again be the lead sponsor for the Conference of Automotive Remarketing,” said Larry Tribble, president/owner of Southern Auto Auction. “CAR provides a great venue for remarketing executives to exchange ideas about current and future industry issues.”
As head sponsor for this important industry event, Southern Auto Auction says it is positioned to play a vital part in the success of CAR 2002. Show sponsorship, as well as attendance, is advantageous for success in the industry, especially when faced with the challenges of the current economy, according to Tribble. “Given the uncertain state of vehicle values in the upcoming months, attendance at CAR 2002 is a must,” Tribble said.
About Southern Auto Auction
Southern Auto Auction (SAA) has been serving car dealers in the vehicle remarketing industry since 1947.
Located in East Windsor, Conn., Southern Auto Auction is ideally situated to serve the major metropolitan areas of Boston and New York City. With a major facility that includes a 20,000-unit storage lot, and detail, mechanic and paint shops, SAA handles car dealers from all over the country.
SAA has major accounts with recognized names in the remarketing business, including Avis, Bank of America, DaimlerChrysler and Toyota.
About CAR
A national conference and trade show that represents the vehicle remarketing channel, the Conference of Automotive Remarketing (CAR) is a unique forum that specifically addresses the entire pre-owned vehicle market.
CAR brings together industry professionals involved in all aspects of the market. Sponsored by five of the leading magazines in the industry -- Vehicle Remarketing, Automotive Fleet, F&I, Fleet Financials and Auto Rental News, CAR is positioned to offer informative and vital information to help car remarketers effectively impact their businesses.
CAR 2002 will be held April 12-14, 2002 at the Hyatt Regency O’Hare Chicago. For information about registering for CAR 2002, please call 800/576-8788.
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