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Q:
Why are the cars so cheap? |
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A:
Every day thousands of Americans are defaulting
on their new or almost new cars car loans and
lease payments. Banks and other financial
institutions are being forced to repossess more
cars than they can store. Automobile storage is
a very costly expense, and banks want to get
these cars liquidated quickly so that they don’t
lose any more money. In fact, car dealers
purchase these cars and sell them for a huge
profit. You’re effectively cutting out the
middle man. You can get access to direct sources
where the cars are being sold at prices that
look unbelievable to the average car buyer. |
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Q:
Can I really purchase a car from $100? |
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A:
Yes, there are cars to purchase
from $100 and they are not junk vehicles. You
have the option to inspect them before you
purchase them. Many cars at the auctions are
almost new with low miles. As an example, if the
government seizes a vehicle from an illegal
activity, you will have the option to purchase
it for pennies on the dollar. |
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Q:
So why wouldn't everyone buy a
car this way? |
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A:
In this case, what you don't know
can hurt you, or at least cost you money. This
is a very protected source of revenue for the
majority of car dealerships and is not
advertised to the general public. The simple
fact is that many people don't have any idea
that they can purchase cars this way so they
lose money by paying highly-inflated prices to
car dealerships. Lots of consumers think these
auctions are only available to licensed dealers
because they're not advertised. Car dealerships
obviously aren't going to tell you about it, but
we get our members access to the direct sources
where they can literally find a vehicle for
penny's on the dollar. |
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Q:
Are there online auctions that sell seized Cars? |
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A:
Absolutely! The
internet has changed the way auto auctions are
done, increasing the ease of access for the
public. There are a number of seized auto
auctions being conducted online and you can save
money right from your own home. We give you
access to all of those sources! |
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Q:
How complicated bidding at
auctions? |
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A:
They're not! They 're actually a
lot of fun! Just arrive at the auction early so
you can get a look at the cars that will be up
for sale that day. Most bids start at $100. If
there are not many bidders at the auction on a
given day, you can get your car for a ridiculous
price! With our extensive database you won't
have any problem finding these kinds of deals. |
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Q:
Are warranties available
for auction cars? |
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A:
Generally,
auction centers and websites offer a 90-day
warranty at no cost to you. If you would prefer
an extended warranty, you'll need to pay a small
fee more depending on where you were getting the
car from. However, many of the cars may even be
covered by the original manufacturer's warranty.
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Q:
Is there a way to check the VIN
of a cars? |
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A:
Yes! Many auctions offer a free
CarFax VIN report before you start bidding. If
you're bidding online or if you're at a local
auction and your laptop has wireless access, you
can even check the VIN through CARFAX and pull
the vehicle history report yourself.
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Q: Are
there any hidden fees to worry about? |
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A:
No. You will be responsible for
standard fees like your title, registration,
license, tax, etc. You will not be required to
pay a luxury tax and you will not be required to
pay any dealer-added fees like you would at a
dealership. |
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Q:
Are these vehicles damaged? |
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A:
No these are not
salvaged vehicles. You can inspect these these
vehicles before you purchase them. |
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Q:
Is there financing available? |
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A:
Yes most of our
auctions have financing. We also provided you
with a list of finance companies that will
finance you regardless of your credit. |
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Q:
Where are these auctions located? |
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A:
We have locations in
just about every city throughout the United
States. |
