Westlake Remarketing Names Top Auctions for Q3
Westlake Financial Services named the top four regional auctions in the third quarter. Taking the top award was ADESA Lexington of Kentucky.
LOS ANGELES, Calif. — Westlake Financial Services released its list of top regional auctions for the third quarter. The following are the finance company’s top performers:
Eastern Region: Rawl’s Auto Auction (South Carolina)
Dirk Grammel, Westlake’s Southern regional auction representative, said that Rawl’s Auto Auction made it to the top of the list with its focus on old-fashioned customer service. “They also stand out for their effective marketing ideas,” Grammel said. “Westlake enjoys exemplary vehicle processing, sales preparation, and consistent sales results.”
Central Region: Kansas City Independent (Missouri)
Grammel also covers the Missouri market and noted that Kansas City Independent “exceeded our expectations for sale preparation, operations, and marketing and sales results.” Additionally, he said the local auction team “has a unique personal approach to handling buyers and sellers.”
Western Region: Brasher’s Sacramento (California)
Brasher’s Sacramento Auction drew praise from Jeff Huang, Pacific regional auction representative. “Brasher’s is all about providing a consistent level of service and being able to anticipate our needs,” Huang said. “They understand Westlake’s collateral and what is needed to optimize our recovery.”
Top Service Auction: ADESA Lexington (Kentucky)
ADESA Lexington received the Q3 Top Service Auction award by scoring highest on Westlake Remarketing’s vehicle certification program. Ryan Twigg, Northeastern regional auction representative, said that “ADESA Lexington takes a great deal of pride in how they run their sales — from vehicle prep to marketing to understanding our program requirements. Their efforts are reflected in the results.”
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