Second hand, first place
Manheim, the world's largest automobile auction provider, was a project more than 30 years in the making. The company facilitates sales of used cars worth $46 billion annually, dominating a US market that trades 40 million vehicles a year.
After its acquisition by Cox Enterprises in 1968, Manheim embarked on a series of roll-up acquisitions to give it the leading position it holds today. The Manheim ecosystem has also grown vertically to...
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