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Yes, car auctions a great way to find deals, but it requires research and caution due to potential risks like unknown vehicle history or hidden damages. I recently decided to watch some local car auctions online. Some cars that were sold were at a really really good price. Like, you could sell the….
I had someone from California outbid me by over double, sight unseen on a vehicle I wanted. Thankfully the husband just wanted it gone and figured a bird in the hand so they sold it to me but I was surprised.
In person auctions are depending where you live. In Phoenix we have Metro AA, Penske, ABS, Sanderson, and a couple more smaller auctions. Manheim, Adesa are the larger nationwide Auctions. Copart and IAAI are mostly salvage/parts vehicles. I use almost strictly online auctions.
The catch with auto auctions is that it's a very local phenomena much like real estate. The cheapest cars are going to be sold where they were collected. Transporting them means they won't be cheap. So the bottom line is you need to be near a major population center and then look for the junkyards.
Finding a Trustworthy Car Auction. Locate a reputable car auction in your area. Investigate their online presence and reviews. Our local guide to Calgary car auctions could be a helpful resource. Preparing for the Auction. Research the auction inventory in advance, possibly visiting for a pre-auction viewing.
Consider buying through a local public car auction, or online municipal auction! When most of us are shopping for an used car, we check cargurus.com, CL, eBay, and Facebook marketplace for good deals.
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