CD Auction Group has axed listing and sellers fees on its dealer-to-dealer Vehicle Tradex platform in a bid to support car dealers keen to re-stock their forecourts during COVID-19 ‘Lockdown 3’.
Getting There: North Chatham intersection redesign
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People are seen using the Empire State Trail on Thursday, Dec. 31, 2020 in East Greenbush, N.Y. New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo announced that today the trail is officially completed. The 750-mile multi-use trail runs from Manhattan north to the Canadian border in Rouses Point, near the northern tip of Lake Champlain, and also from Buffalo to Albany. (Lori Van Buren/Times Union)Lori Van Buren/Albany Times Union
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The intersection of State Route 203, Columbia County Route 32 and Bunker Hill Road in North Chatham has recently been redesigned to accommodate the new Empire State Rail Trail. Unfortunately, not all aspects of the redesign are improvements. Vehicles traveling south on 203 making a right turn onto County 32 West are very difficult for vehicles stopped at the end of Bunker Hill Road to see approaching. Vehicles traveling south on Bunker Hill Road wishing to continue south on Route 203 must make
CD Auction Group prepares Vehicle Tradex launch
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CD Auction Group will launch its new Vehicle Tradex dealer-to-dealer used car trade platform in January.
Dealers using the new system that are seeking to sell vehicles can choose to list vehicles from their own forecourt and an independent inspector will appraise and image each vehicle within 48 hours.
Vendors can also decide to send the vehicle to a CD Auction site where it will be cleaned, inspected and imaged before sale. Vendors benefit from 28 days of free storage.
Andy Pearce, operations director at CD Auction Group, said the business worked closely with dealers to ensure Vehicle Tradex met the needs of “a rapidly evolving market”.