Manheim Used Car Market Report Survey for NIADA Members
 

1. Please complete this survey for a free Manheim Used Car Market Report

 
You will receive a FREE copy of the 2010 Manheim Used Car Market Report ($250 value) when you provide your contact information and answer the following questions. This survey should take between 5-10 minutes.

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1. Please enter your first and last name

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2. Please enter your e-mail address

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3. Please enter your 100 Million Independent Auction Access #

4. Which of the following best describes your role in used-car automotive auctions for buying and/or selling vehicles? (Please choose one)

5. Which of the following best describes the business you conduct at physical and/or online auctions? (Please choose one)

6. How many vehicles does your location currently retail per month? (Please choose one)

7. How much inventory do you typically stock on your lot? (Please choose one)

8. When thinking about the used vehicles your business acquires to then retail to customers, what estimated percentage of the total number of vehicles are bought... (Total of all boxes must equal 100%)

9. Which of the following statements do you, in your experience, generally find to be true? (Check all that apply)

10. How many live, in-person automobile auctions do you typically attend in a month? (Please choose one)

11. Which physical auctions have you attended in the past year? (Check all that apply)

12. How often do you go online to buy vehicles? (Please choose one)

13. From which online sites have you purchased in the past year? (Choose all that apply)

14. What is your biggest issue/objection to buying online?

15. What industry trade publications do you read with any regularity? (Choose all that apply)

16. What are the most effective ways to communicate with you regarding auction news and events? (Choose all that apply)

17. Other than the economy in general, what will be the biggest challenges you will face this year as a business?

18. How can the wholesale auction industry make your job of selling cars to consumers easier for you?