ADESA UK INTEGRATES INTO ADESA EUROPE’S CONSOLIDATED PLATFORM

2023 brings a brand-new beginning for ADESA! The online auction company for the motor trade has incorporated its UK platform ADESA UPSTREAM and German platform ADESA GWListe into one European platform at adesa.eu.

ONE PLACE: ADESA.EU

‘All the action is now happening in one place’, Johan Meyssen, CEO at ADESA Europe, announces. ‘Our customers can now find the entire range of vehicles from ADESA UPSTREAM and ADESA GWListe on one single, integrated European platform at adesa.eu. With more than 4,000 vehicles auctioned every day and over 100,000 registered dealers ready to trade at adesa.eu, we offer unparalleled exposure and attract the best possible prices. Plus, our UK and German customers are still able to enjoy a country-specific experience thanks to customisable filters’.

Jonathan Holland, Managing Director at ADESA UK: ‘With the integration, UK customers now have immediate access to proven technology and applications already largely enjoyed by ADESA Europe customers.’

Why this integration?

ADESA Europe wants to offer a better user experience for all customers in Europe who use the ADESA platform to buy or sell cars, whether they’re from the UK or continental Europe.

Are you buying or selling used stock? Contact us to find out more about how ADESA UK can help.

ADESA Scotland - 07801 383804 / 07826 527510

ADESA UK - 0344 2255 477

Email - sales@adesa.co.uk

About Adesa Uk

ADESA UK, a subsidiary of KAR

Global, is a specialist online vehicle remarketing provider for OEMs, fleet and leasing companies and dealers, using a combination of industry expertise and cutting-edge digital technology to transform the way used vehicles are bought, sold and processed.

About Adesa Europe

ADESA Europe NV, based in Belgium, is a business unit of global vehicle remarketing and technology solutions provider KAR Global (NYSE: KAR). With sales operations in Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands and Spain, ADESA Europe seamlessly connects OEMs, fleet owners, wholesalers and dealers with buyers in more than 50 countries across Europe through its robust online wholesale vehicle auction marketplace, www.adesa.eu.

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