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Andy Pearce, managing director of CD Auction Group Among the many challenges and negatives of the pandemic, the industry has some opportunities to move forward positively. For many companies, 2020 proved to be a watershed moment. The digital transformation has been widely reported, with researchers at global consulting firm McKinsey, estimating that companies have accelerated their digital plans by three to four years on average. From the growth of digital remarketing channels to greater use of data and technology in workshops, the industry is set to benefit from a digital dividend for years ...

Click the thumbs up > Pearce joined the business in summer 2020 after international remarketing consultancy work and roles with Manheim and GRS and has guided the company’s record performance over the past quarter as operations director. During the first three months of 2021, the company has seen new records set for the volumes of vehicles sold, conversion rates and the number of dealers using its digital channels to source stock. He said: “The company has gone from strength to strength in the last few months with more vendors and buyers recognising the efficiency of our digital multi-cha...

Click the thumbs up > CD Auction Group has partnered with automotive technology company Reemaq to launch a new vehicle logistics service for car dealers. The new service enables users to manage all their transport moves and administration in a new smartphone app-driven platform which manages end to end transport moves using an audited network of plated drivers, transporters and inspect and collect services. Users access a national network of suppliers who bid for each move based on the best time and cost in a manner reflective of that offered by Auto Trader's Vehicle Moves platform. Andy Pear...

Date: 24 February 2021   |   Author: Jack Carfrae A shrinking private hire market has caused once strong used hybrid prices to tumble and legislative changes have compounded the issue. Used hybrid values have nose dived as their traditional market of private hire drivers has suffered during the pandemic.  Second-hand examples of conventional, non-plug-in hybrids, such as the Toyota Prius, have traditionally been popular with the sector and commanded strong prices due to their low running costs and suitability for urban areas, but Covid-19 has hit opera...