Car Wreckers. Huge Amount of Stock. Going Concern or Stock Only Sale

Summary

Are you an experienced Car Wrecker? Or involved in the industry? This Car Wrecker has been in Business for 30 years, this owner for 11 years. Massive amount of stock available. Seeking genuine offers.

About the Business

Gold Coast Based Car Wreckers.

The business has been operating since 1986 with the current owner for the past 11 years.

The business is being sold as either a going concern or stock only purchase. We are seeking the experienced Auto Recycler to see the opportunity here. There is a massive amount of inventory and the current owner is not up to date with technology, there is a genuine opportunity to take on the business, itemise every item and list online for sale and turn the stock into cash.

For genuine interested parties (signing of Confidentiality Agreement required) we have available a full video information memorandum that highlights the volume of stock available.

Some opportunities are:

• Get all the parts listed online and available to a wider Customer. Over 11 years trade the inventory has great depth and there is an amazing opportunity for the knowledgeable and astute Auto Recycler to get the stock to a wider audience
• Catalogue exactly what is in stock and direct market to consumers
• Systemize the business to generate greater profits and passive income
• Open 7 days a week
• Employ a sales rep to take product direct to consumers
• Current owner has no interest in going to source new business. As he said he does not sell stuff, it’s here and if someone wants to buy it they will come and get it.
• Offer more onsite services such as RWC
• Liaise and market directly with Auto Mechanics
• Liaise and market directly with Panel Beaters
• Improve the presentation and logistics of the yard.
• Buy the stock only and add the inventory to a current Auto Recyclers business

The current owner is wishing to retire.

There is a new lease available for a going concern sale.

This is a genuine sale and we welcome all experienced Auto Recyclers to view this business.
We are seeking genuine offers.

Call or email us today for the full Information Memorandum.

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Audi is teasing a new electric e-tron model ahead of its Shanghai Motor Show debut with design sketches showing a high-riding electric coupe.

Despite any real advance in battery technology to make electric cars proper competition for ICE cars, car makers are diving headlong in to new EVs as diesel starts to lose its glow as a ‘Green’ way to drive.

Step forward yet another Audi e-tron electric concept – heading for a debut at the Shanghai Motor Show.

Audi are teasing this new e-tron on social media in Germany, but all we really have is design sketches and an e-tron badge on the car to go on.

But from what we can see, this new electric Audi looks like a German take on the Jaguar i-Pace, a car that’s got a coupe roofline but isn’t quite a hatchback and not quite an SUV.

Audi seem to be focussing not just on the high-riding coupe styling and electric powertrain, but also on the lighting, with interesting looking lights and illuminated four rings.

A reasonable guess is that this new e-tron will come with the same EV setup as the car we thought was going to be the new Audi Q6 (but apparently isn’t), which will mean a trio of motors delivering 496bhp, a 0-62mph of 4.6 seconds and a range of up to 31 miles. All of which sounds rather similar to the Jaguar i-Pace, with similar performance and range but more power.

All will be revealed at the Shanghai Motor Show, but it seems likely we’ll learn more before then.

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That, says the automaker's chief U.S. sales executive, has been the real point of the audacious six-year goal of lifting its U.S. market share to 10 percent by March 31, 2017 -- an increase of more than three points from the moment the plan was announced in June 2011.

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"It made us ask, "How do we get there?' You have to put in place an organization that makes it possible."

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It has been a workout.

Like a determined 50-year-old training for a marathon, Nissan has felt the burn. The mission has sometimes harried company managers, discombobulated retailers who recoiled from factory pressure to move the metal, and even provoked scorn from competitors and industry analysts who criticized the push as a sure path to diminished brand value.

Now, regardless of whether Nissan's March results hit the 10 percent mark, the company's U.S. management is putting the exercise into perspective.

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