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“Every vehicle, even with heavy damage, still has a value,” said Lars Agten, country manager at ADESA Belgium.

ADESA now offers auctions with an aggregated bidding process following a recent technical integration with Mobility Concept, one of the largest independent fleet and vehicle financiers in Germany. This enhancement enables buyers to exchange bids in real-time on both the Mobility Concept and ADESA auction platforms. Thanks to the technical integration utilizing software from Motrada, ADESA is able to connect with Mobility Concept, creating a seamless integration and user experience for bidders.

Broader connection between ADESA online car auctions and Sixt Leasing offers buyers more inventory with greater convenience and seamless service.

With the coronavirus cases stabilizing and restrictions loosened up, ADESA has announced the full reinstatement of their services by mid-June.

Welcome back! If you’ve been in lockdown, watching nineteen hours of Netflix a day, and especially if you’ve been schooling the kids at home, we want you to have a reason to celebrate ADESA returning to full services.

The My Bids page is where all the action is! This is the reason why we have pulled out all the stops in our update of the My Bids page. New functions and options have been added to make sure your bidding experience is everything it can possible be.

​When you search on the two new options ‘Highest win chance cars’ and ‘Immediately available cars’, you’ll find cars that are more likely to be assigned to you, or that the cars will arrive at your site quicker than before.

Humans have always needed effective ways to transport loads of all sizes. Since the middle of the 20th century, this need has driven a real industrial revolution in the world of vans. We have seen the launch of new vehicles that are now a key part of Motoring Heritage and are still being developed to suit user demand. Here is the rich history of a few models that have become classics in Europe.

Modern cars are packed with technical gadgets. Most manufacturers (not only the Germans) have almost endless lists of options nowadays. Even in the used car markets, the options just keep on multiplying. Or do they? We looked at what options can improve the sales value of a used car, and what the average second-hand purchaser can safely ignore.

The vehicle industry has come to a historical crossroads. After a hegemony of more than 120 years, the combustion engine is slowly getting ready to pass the torch to its electronic successor, especially since the European Union is forcing vehicle manufacturers, via the imminent CO2 quota, to increase the greening speed of its range. Does that also mean that 2020 will be written in the history books as the year of the electric breakthrough? Only time (and the client) will tell, but the manufacturers have clearly already done their homework...