Hermes Logistics · Auction Vehicle Pickup

Auction Vehicle Pickup Services

Hermes reviews auction vehicle pickup requests for dealers, businesses, and private buyers. The exact facility, release status, vehicle condition, pickup hours, storage deadline, route, and access rules must be known before carrier coordination begins.

The direct request reviews facility, route, timing, condition, equipment preference, release status, and storage deadline without guaranteeing pickup, price, equipment, capacity, or outcome. Keep VINs and release credentials in a secure direct channel.

Auction vehicle pickup and carrier coordination network

Who this is for

  • Dealers buying vehicles from auctions
  • Businesses moving purchased or sold inventory
  • Private buyers arranging a known pickup and delivery
  • Brokers and shippers coordinating authorized auction pickups

Operational value

Clear coordination around real vehicle movement.

Release-status review

The request is checked for release readiness, buyer or stock references, pickup authorization, and facility-specific requirements.

Condition disclosure

Operability, damage, dimensions, keys, and whether the vehicle starts, rolls, steers, and brakes are documented before equipment review.

Facility access planning

Pickup hours, appointment rules, loading requirements, access restrictions, and reliable contacts are organized before coordination.

Storage deadline awareness

Storage deadlines are recorded as planning inputs without guaranteeing pickup until route, equipment, and capacity are confirmed.

Equipment matching

Open, enclosed, inoperable-capable, hotshot, or multi-car equipment requests are reviewed against the actual vehicle and route.

Clear non-affiliation boundary

Copart, IAA, Manheim, and other facility names may be used only as pickup context. Hermes does not claim affiliation and does not replace the facility's own release or pickup rules.

How it works

A practical process with carrier control at every step.

  1. 01

    Submit the facility and route

    Provide the exact auction or storage location, destination, pickup contact, and route details.

  2. 02

    Confirm release and readiness

    Release status, buyer or stock reference, keys, pickup hours, appointment requirements, and storage deadline are reviewed.

  3. 03

    Disclose vehicle condition

    Operability, dimensions, damage, modifications, and special loading needs are documented.

  4. 04

    Review equipment and capacity

    Available carrier and equipment options are evaluated against route, timing, access, compliance, and vehicle requirements.

  5. 05

    Confirm the next step

    No pickup is represented as booked until the applicable transportation arrangement is accepted and confirmed.

Frequently asked questions

Important details before starting.

What information is required for an auction pickup?

Provide the exact facility, release status, buyer or stock reference, pickup hours, storage deadline, vehicle condition, keys, route, and authorized contacts.

Can I submit a Copart, IAA, or Manheim pickup?

Yes. The direct request can record the facility context, but Hermes is not affiliated with Copart, IAA, or Manheim. Their release, payment, appointment, loading, and pickup rules must be confirmed with the actual location.

Can an inoperable auction vehicle be transported?

It may be reviewed. State whether the vehicle starts, rolls, steers, and brakes so loading equipment and handling requirements can be evaluated.

Can Hermes guarantee pickup before storage fees begin?

No. Storage deadlines should be disclosed, but timing depends on route, access, equipment, compliance, carrier availability, and final confirmation.

Is Hermes affiliated with auction facilities?

No affiliation is implied. Facility release, payment, pickup, appointment, and loading requirements must be confirmed with the actual location.

Can several auction vehicles move together?

Yes, when compatible capacity is available. Vehicle count, condition, dimensions, pickup readiness, route, and timing must be reviewed first.

How do I prepare the request?

Use the direct auction pickup intake and submit non-sensitive route, timing, release-status, equipment-preference, and vehicle details. Exchange VINs, documents, and release credentials through a secure direct channel.

Ready for the next step?

Move from research to a reviewed request.

The direct request reviews facility, route, timing, condition, equipment preference, release status, and storage deadline without guaranteeing pickup, price, equipment, capacity, or outcome. Keep VINs and release credentials in a secure direct channel.