Pickles auction buying for car dealers
carassessments.com.au records cars bought at Pickles with the price and buyer fees captured on the car. Recon, transport and holding cost add up from there, so you see the true net profit on each auction buy.
| 2018 Mazda CX-5 MaxxPurchase imported | $19,850 |
| Buyer feeAllocated to car | $495 |
| Transport bookedAllocated to car | $220 |
| Condition reportSaved to stock card | Done |
Pickles activity in the app. Sample data.
What flows between them
- Auction buy entry with price and buyer fees captured
- Transport and collection jobs logged against the car
- Recon and daily holding cost tracked per car
- Profit by source comparing auction stock with other buys
- Wholesale exit flag for cars to send back to auction
Why it matters in a yard
Whether you buy at Pickles every week or only when stock is short, each car should carry its fees and costs so its margin is real. When a car isn’t moving, the wholesale exit flag and aging alerts help you decide whether to send it back.
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Questions dealers ask
Is it an official Pickles integration?
The app records your Pickles purchases and fees so each car’s cost is complete. You keep buying through Pickles as you do now.
Can I track cars I send to auction to sell?
Yes. The exit decision per car covers retail, wholesale or tender to buyers, and the sale is recorded against the car’s costs.
See it with a real car.
Leave your email. We’ll set up twenty minutes and run a real car through it, from first enquiry to settlement and the profit on the car.
Or see pricing. Moving from another system? We migrate you free.