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Carvana converting 2nd ADESA auction site into its own inspection, reconditioning center

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A vehicle runs in-lane at ADESA Indianapolis in Plainfield, Ind., in 2019. Converting ADESA auction sites allows Carvana to inspect and recondition a higher volume of used vehicles per year, CEO Ernie Garcia said. (OPENLANE)
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By:
C.J. Moore
May 13, 2024 06:47 PM

Carvana Co. plans to incorporate its own capabilities for readying used vehicles at some of the wholesale vehicle auction sites it acquired in a $2.2 billion deal two years ago.

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