About Acacia Automotive, Inc.

It finally happened. Years of planning and strategizing brought our new company to life through labors of love.

Acacia Automotive finally joined the whole car auto auction arena. After completing our first Special Meeting of Shareholders February 1, 2007, at which the Company's complete recapitalization was approved, we were authorized to raise capital, issue stock, and make acquisitions. The capital structure of a public corporation provides us with the ultimate opportunity to meet the substantial capital needs required to support our very aggressive growth plans as we seek to become a major player in the industry. On June 25, 2007, the Company announced that it reached consummation of its initial stock offering in raising more than $1,000,000.00 in working capital. On July 10th of that same year, Acacia Automotive closed on its acquisition of Augusta Auto Auction, just three minutes from downtown Augusta, Georgia. The company will now set its sights on other acquisition targets, and will review these candidates after planning our next funding efforts. Utilizing our structure as a public corporation, the Company will seek to raise additional cash, probably through the sale of its Common stock, to implement its plan of acquiring existing automobile auctions and related entities.

Acacia’s CEO and President, Steve “Junior” Sample, started his auction career with Anglo-American Auto Auctions. Serving as a successful manager at an Anglo-American/ADT auction for nearly ten years, he went on to serve in management with Manheim Auctions and ADESA Auctions before founding Acacia Automotive.

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