Kadlak Motors presents Manheim Auto Auction in Penn – We take orders and can purchase vehicles at wholesale price straight from the auction. Let us know what car you want and I will find it for you. Visit us online at www.kadlak.com
16 Responses
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yamilcap1 Says:
vendo autos directo de subasta desde miami (001) 786-222-1301
cars direct from the auction ….
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MSE1081 Says:
To bigmoney594: you can come into the auction…you just need to have a dealer license to bid on the cars…
To TheGoebigs: For someone who “works” at the auction…you need to be careful of what you post…once you put it on the net…you can’t take it back. I would consider this a friendly warning…. -
TheGoebigs Says:
@bigmoney594 i work there slip the security gaurd 20. easy as that
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bigmoney594 Says:
hey man im trying to get in to a manheim auction without a dealer license
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hudfadz Says:
@Z06BOYZ
i work for manheim in australia as a spray painter, they are massive
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Z06BOYZ Says:
Fuck tarts manhiem is the best car auction ass holes
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tronester Says:
dear Lipton group, if you page up & look under The Marketing Group you will see some one talking about a 2 week course they took. My comment was based on what he/she said.
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TheLiptonGroup Says:
re: 2 week course, waste of time & money
What are you talking about ?
To become a licensed auctioneer in most states these days, a person MUST graduate from a recognized auction school. There are state laws that make this mandatory.
Some of the biggest names in the auction business (on the national level) went to the same auction school I attended, when they first started out as auctioneers.
Have you ever even heard of the NAA ?
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tronester Says:
the fees float. For xample, last week one of the cars I bought in the mid to upper teens my buyers fee was $310. If I buy a cheap car it’s less, if I pay up it’s more. Same holds true for selling. Please note, no one will learn this business in a 2 week course, forget it, waste of time & $. To learn this business it’s takes years of working with a pro in the business.
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TheMarketingGroup Says:
Just curious…. How much does Manheim charge the SELLER and the BUYER ?
How much do they charge the SELLER, when the car does not meet the reserve bid ?
I went to auction school a few years ago. Two-week course. With my 3rd shift job, I’m hoping to get a part-time day job, a couple days a week, working at Manheim.
Auctions are a lot of fun….
I imagine Manheim manages to make a lot of money, a lot of other ways – in the auction business as wel, besides just the sales.
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tronester Says:
FYI, I’ve been buying & selling at MAA for years. It’s a great place to do business plus it’s my 1st choice in regards to the car industry. Please note, an $8,000 profit, it’s more like $800. OMG, if I make a $2,000 profit (which isn’t often) it’s a homerun. If someone/anyone wants to buy vehicles at MAA they are best served if they hire a pro that is at every auction & knows every auctionteer plus knows MMR like the back of his hand. I’ve been told I wear that hat.
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Abuatt8 Says:
Hey pdulku15
sure you can finance at manheim Pennsylvania. -
pdulku15 Says:
Can you finance at Manheim?? or you need to pay cash?
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DvDPlaya Says:
Yeah, ive worked in those first few lanes and have heard really good prices before.. Enough to make at LEAST an $8,000 profit.
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BuddysBarginLot Says:
this is a dealer auction only all the manheim auctions are
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hucetohi Says:
How we can buy a car from there?
