AutoSavvy Acquires 82 Vehicles from South Texas

July 19th, 2018 by

 

 

AutoSavvy Acquires 82 Vehicles from South Texas

AutoSavvy Press Release

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AutoSavvy Acquires 82 Vehicles from Mission, Texas

Vehicles will go through Water Recovery Process before being sold to the public.


Thursday, July 19, 2018 8:30 am MST

Dateline:
Mission, Texas

AutoSavvy is a privately held company


“We’re very excited about this new inventory. Our sourcing teams do an amazing job of finding, inspecting & purchasing great vehicles that will offer our customers tremendous value,”


Mission, Texas. — AutoSavvy, the largest dealer of branded title cars in the United States, has acquired 82 vehicles that were totaled during recent flooding in South Texas. The flooding was a result of heavy rainfall in late June, 2018. Some reports stated that as much as 33 inches of rain fell in 48 hours. Based on the amount of rainfall and damage that the flooding caused to car dealerships, insurance companies have come in and written off entire lots at once. This led to thousands of vehicles being salvaged regardless of the level of flooding to which they were exposed.

AutoSavvy’s purchasing & inspection teams handpicked and purchased 82 of the best vehicles, comprised primarily of new Mitsubishis & Volkswagens. All vehicles will be reconditioned and go through the same 151-point inspection. After this Water Recovery Process they will then be sold in our inventory with “Branded Titles” offering tremendous savings & value to car buyers. “We’re very excited about this new inventory. Our sourcing teams do an amazing job of finding, inspecting & purchasing great vehicles that will offer our customers tremendous value,” said Chad Cannon, Senior Marketing Director at AutoSavvy.


About AutoSavvy

Founded in 2005, AutoSavvy is the nation’s leading provider of branded title vehicle sales. Selling over 30,000 units, AutoSavvy has expanded from one dealership in Woods Cross, UT to eight dealerships across four states in UT, ID, CO, and NV.