VAuto Announces Partnership With Auction Pipeline
vAuto announced that its customers can now source used vehicles available at Auction Pipeline auctions. They also have the ability to access run lists from within vAuto’s proprietary stocking module.
OAK BROOK, Ill. — vAuto announced that its customers can now source used vehicles available at Auction Pipeline auctions. They also have the ability to access run lists from within vAuto’s proprietary stocking module.
“This integration is critical for our customers who are hungry for more wholesale sources to efficiently meet their used-vehicle inventory stocking needs,” said Keith Jezek, vAuto president. “Our partnership with Auction Pipeline provides vAuto customers access to a wide array of independent, regional auctions, filling a key wholesale vehicle supply niche. It also continues our mission of providing value-adds for customers through relationships with companies that complement and enhance the vAuto suite of tools.”
Scott Finkle, Auction Pipeline president, added: “The partnership helps us meet our goal of bringing more buyers and sellers together. vAuto and its dealers have demonstrated that used-vehicle retailing is an important part of their businesses. We’re excited to work together.”
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