Government car auctions, sometimes called police auctions, are used cars (usually impounded cars and/or decommissioned cars) that a government agency no longer wants or needs. These cars often provide a good buying opportunity on a used car.
What are government fleet vehicles?
Government Fleet Vehicles. These are cars that are leased by the government on a 3-5 year term for use by government employees on the job. At the end of the lease term, the government sells the vehicles at steep discounts to the public through the Internet and auctions.
Where can I auction my car?
Capital Auto Auction is the place to go. Simply let us know you’re interested in selling a vehicle, and we’ll get in touch. Your car’s title must be free of liens and in your name; we take consignments on a first-come, first-serve basis.
What is a police car auction?
What is a police car auction? The term ‘police car auction’ covers a variety of auctions that usually involve vehicles seized by the authorities. These auctions are indistinguishable alongside other used car auctions, aside from the fact that everything being sold has been seized by insurance companies, bailiffs, banks and the police themselves.
What is a public auto auction?
A public auto auction is actually a business… The auction company is in the business of selling cars for people. They make their money by charging the seller a fee to sell the car for them and also charging the buyer a fee after making the bid.
What is a California salvage car?
California enacted a first-in-the-nation salvage title law that mandates all new and used car dealers slap a red sticker on any vehicle that has a salvage, junk, or flood title. The law went into effect July 1, 2012.
What is a car auction?
Car auctions are a method of buying a used vehicle that often gets overlooked – sometimes for good reason. Going to car auctions can be an adventure, and some buyers find it very rewarding. A successful day at the auctions can yield a decent car at a very low price.
