KAR Auction Services, Inc. to Announce First Quarter 2010 Earnings
21.04.10
CARMEL, Ind., Apr 21, 2010 (BUSINESS WIRE) --
KAR Auction Services, Inc. announced today that it will be releasing its
first quarter 2010 earnings on Wednesday, May 5th, 2010. KAR
Auction Services, Inc. is the holding company for ADESA Inc., Insurance
Auto Auctions, Inc. and Automotive Finance Corporation.
KAR Auction Services, Inc. will also be hosting an earnings conference
call and webcast on Thursday, May 6th, 2010 at 11:00 am EDT
(10:00 am CDT). The call will be hosted by KAR Auction Services, Inc.'s
Chief Executive Officer, Jim Hallett and Executive Vice President and
Chief Financial Officer, Eric Loughmiller. The conference call may be
accessed by calling 1-800-768-6490 and entering participant
passcode 9545229, while the live web cast will be available at the
investor relations section of www.karauctionservices.com .
A replay of the call will be available for one month via telephone
starting approximately 30 minutes after the completion of the call. The
replay may be accessed by calling 1-719-457-0820 and entering
pass code 9545229. The archive of the web cast will also be available
following the call and will be available at the investor relations
section of www.karauctionservices.com for a limited time.
Source: MarketWatch (press release)
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Auction tips on how to sell junk cars
Attending a dealer car auction is by far the best privilege of becoming a used car dealer. The prices are way lower than a public auction, and some vehicles come guaranteed. The condition, and maintenance of the vehicles are generally greater, than that of any California public auto auction Ive attended.
At dealer car auctions, You can either purchase vehicles come with a guarantee, or are as/is. Manhiem auto auction, and Adesa auto auctions offer guarantees on some vehicles. Parts of the vehicle that are guaranteed are most commonly frame, engine, and transmission. You can also arbitrate a vehicle if the SRS, ABS, or check engine light is on. When you arbitrate a vehicle, you bring the vehicle back to the auction for a problem that was guaranteed. The auction acts as a third party mediator between the buyer and seller. If there was indeed a problem found that was guaranteed, you can get your money back. Most guarantees last for a single day. One of my favorite auctions writes anything wrong with the car on the windshield. If I discover a major engine problem that wasnt disclosed, I can bring it back that day, and arbitrate it. When I purchase a vehicle, I pay for it and take it for a nice test drive. If I notice something funny, or if a light pops up on the dash, I bring it back and arbitrate it. As/is vehicles are exactly that as/is. No matter what happens to the car after you buy it youre stuck with it. These are vehicles you have to check thoroughly prior to bidding and be careful with.
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If you know someone, who already has a used car dealer license you can get a salesperson license under their dealership. You dont have to pay any overhead on a lot, nor be bonded. You get dealer privileges with a salesperson license. You would be able to attend dealer car auctions, use dealer plates, etc. The problem is finding a dealer willing to trust you with this privilege, since theyre held liable if you do something illegal.
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auto auctions, including Manheim, ADESA, Auction Broadcasting Company, Brasher's, BSC America and ServNet, as well as various independent auctions.
