Auto Fencl, spol.
Used-car sales, vehicle sourcing and related services for car buyers and sellers in Prague
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About Auto Fencl, spol.
Auto Fencl sells nearly new and used vehicles of multiple makes from the Czech Republic and the EU, and sources vehicles to order. It also offers vehicle purchasing and consignment sales, vehicle checks, and assistance with servicing, insurance, financing and registration.
Services include hand car washing, headlight polishing and vehicle administration. The company is based in Prague and states that its automotive experience dates to 1996.
Product: Sales and sourcing of used cars, vehicle purchasing and consignment, plus car-care and administrative services.
Jobs at Auto Fencl, spol.
Leadership
- Pavel Fencl · Jednatel (Managing director)Source: business register
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