Manheim commits hundreds of millions to modernise Australian auction facilities
First reported by Fleet Auto News ·
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The quick read
- Manheim Australia is investing hundreds of millions of dollars in modernising its auction facilities
- The investment will cover new auction, storage, inspection and vehicle facilities
- This is the largest property investment program in Manheim Australia's local history
- The investment aims to improve the overall auction experience
For dealers: Australian dealers will benefit from improved auction facilities and potentially increased efficiency in buying and selling vehicles
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ADME commentary
The ADME angle
Manheim's massive investment in modernising its auction facilities will significantly reduce the time and cost associated with buying and selling vehicles at auction, directly impacting dealers' bottom line
What it means for stock management
Dealers who regularly buy and sell vehicles at auction will see a notable reduction in the time it takes to inspect and purchase vehicles, allowing them to get stock on their lots faster and reducing the need for costly storage
Impact on pricing and margin
With improved facilities and increased efficiency, dealers may see a reduction in the costs associated with buying and selling vehicles, potentially leading to increased margins on each sale
Manheim's investment is a clear indication that the company is committed to supporting the Australian automotive industry, and dealers can expect to see continued improvements in the auction process
Taking advantage of the investment
One decisive action dealers can take this week is to review their current auction process and identify areas where they can take advantage of Manheim's improved facilities to streamline their operations and increase efficiency
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Manheim commits hundreds of millions to modernise Australian auction facilities
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