eBay Motors and Hollander to Unlock Used Auto Parts Inventory with Exclusive Online Deal

SAN JOSE, Calif.--eBay Motors (www.ebaymotors.com) , the #1 online automotive marketplace worldwide, announced an exclusive agreement with Hollander, a Solera company and the leading provider of auto recycling and parts yard management solutions in the U.S. and Canada, to provide access to over $2.7 billion in retail value of used parts inventory on eBay Motors.

Hollander’s inventory represents nearly 60 percent of the available used parts market and marks the first time their more than 3,000 auto recyclers, rebuilders and collectors will have the ability to list items online — reaching nearly 12 million unique monthly visitors on the eBay Motors site. Hollander’s enterprise resource tool will power the listings which will then feed directly on to eBay Motors. The launch is expected to take place by year end 2009.

“Our goal is to connect buyers and sellers in a global marketplace with the largest selection of great deals,” said Rob Chesney, vice president, eBay Motors, Marketplaces. “Working with Hollander essentially doubles the eBay Motors selection — already the largest parts inventory on the web — and reinforces our position as a leading automotive destination online with access to the best inventory in the used, refurbished and liquidation automotive parts and accessories space.”

“Hollander has been helping auto recyclers sell parts effectively and efficiently for more than 70 years,” said Tony Aquila, founder, chairman and chief executive officer of Solera. “With eBay Motors we are unlocking an unprecedented number of recycled parts new to ecommerce and creating a cost-effective and value driven solution for both auto recyclers and eBay Motors users.”

By exposing millions of what are often described as used or recycled parts and accessories for the first time on the eBay Motors’ automotive marketplace, buyers have even broader access to an extensive selection of great deals on a national scale. This includes many hard to find, used original equipment manufacturer (OEM) or oftentimes refurbished items previously only available through catalogs or recycling yards.