Carlisle, PA. –-Carlisle Auctions has recently announced that they will waive the general consignment fee for the 2008 Spring, Corvette and Fall Auctions. This change to the auction business structure will be an industry first. Consignment fees have always been in place to protect the company from reserve auctions. With the recent emergence of collector car auctions for the public and the widespread notoriety from television coverage, Michael Cornfield the Senior Director of Marketing commented, “The strategy behind this shift is to entice additional auction registrants who will be more likely to partake in the live auction process. Based on the […]
Carlisle, PA. –-Carlisle Auctions has recently announced that they will waive the general consignment fee for the 2008 Spring, Corvette and Fall Auctions. This change to the auction business structure will be an industry first. Consignment fees have always been in place to protect the company from reserve auctions.
With the recent emergence of collector car auctions for the public and the widespread notoriety from television coverage, Michael Cornfield the Senior Director of Marketing commented, “The strategy behind this shift is to entice additional auction registrants who will be more likely to partake in the live auction process. Based on the industry-wide decline in sales figures, we believe this will create the buzz needed to break through the now saturated auction market.”
Carlisle Auctions, an extension of Carlisle Events, is a leader in the collector car market. Through continual analysis of the competitive landscape together with keeping abreast of market trends, Carlisle Auctions has built a reputation for stimulating and supporting the automotive hobby. As such, you could expect a major change of this nature to be brought to fruition by the Carlisle Auctions group.
When asked about the future of the automotive hobby, Cornfield stated, “The past few years have demonstrated that the U.S. economy cannot overshadow the passion that arises from our automotive audiences. Carlisle Auctions has seen a continual growth over the past few years and I want to thank all of our customers and employees for making our events a huge success.”
There are of course some minor stipulations that must be fulfilled in order to take advantage of this incentive. Consignors must provide the Carlisle Auctions group with the necessary marketing assets to promote the auction inventory which include a brief description about the seller’s vehicle and multiple high-resolution photos for publishing. These criteria have been set in place to assist with promoting the auction inventory and to provide our customers with the most accurate vehicle information prior to the auction day.
Deadlines for the free consignment offer are as follows:
·The Spring Carlisle Auction will be held at the Carlisle Expo Center in Carlisle, PA on April 25th-26th, 2008 and the deadline for the free consignment offer is March 31st, 2008
·The Corvettes at Carlisle Auction will be held at the Carlisle Expo Center in Carlisle, PA on August 22nd-23rd, 2008 and the deadline for the free consignment offer is July 15th, 2008
·The Fall Carlisle Auction will be held at the Carlisle Expo Center in Carlisle, PA on October 3rd – 4th, 2008 and the deadline for the free consignment offer is September 1st, 2008
For more information and details about this offer, please visit www.CarlisleAuctions.com
