Government Seized Car Auction – Get the Car and None of the Headache
Why is it better to buy a vehicle from a government seized car auction than a second-hand car ealership? For one, the while both are concerned with turning a profit, the government does not have to pay taxes and overhead. After all, the cars it auctions off are either seized or repossessed. The government did not pay anything to acquire these cars. Nor did they pay anything to sell these off.
When you go to a government seized car auction, get the wheel of your dreams sans the headache with these tips.
1. Check the automobile’s title.
If it’s a rebuild, take 30% off its market value. This is the maximum price you should be willing to bid for the car.
2. Inspect the vehicle.
Compare the odometer and the reported mileage reading. To make sure you’re not being scammed, look at the brake pedals for unusually advanced wear and tear. If it’s badly worn out yet the mileage reported is low, it’s highly possible the odometer has been tampered with. Mileage reports are visible in listings like those offered by auctionsPASS.
3. Trust your instincts.
If a car seems too good to be true, it almost usually is. If it were such a catch, it wouldn’t be selling for peanuts, would it?
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