Police Car Auction Tips [auctionsalabama.blogspot.com]

Police Car Auction Tips [auctionsalabama.blogspot.com]

Scotland's best kept secret on cheap cars, on every 2ND Saturday 235 cars on average, sold as seen £1 catalogue, not like other auctions with hyped up fees on top of the hammer price, the only thing is they empty the fuel tanks, he said its a fire hazard, more like the perk of the job there i think. also cheapest parts in the UK at u pull it inverkeithing 01383 419151 watch out for the cat x mot fail car some need more work than you think, these cars should only sell as scrap weight less commission £40 + £10 loading fee dont get carried away bidding. some cars written off for a shopping trolley dent.

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Police car auctions are auctions in which vehicles which have been seized from people are sold off to the highest bidder. This is usually for a very low price, often forty to ninety percent off retail price for the car. Money made through the auctions are used for local low enforcement intentions.

Police car auctions can be discovered through contacting your local police department or through the car auction website. You can find out the frequency of auctions in your area.

Make sure that you are well sensible of the retail value of a specific car before you place a bid on it. This is importance because if you don't know what the retail value of the car, you will not know what kind of discount you are getting.

If your bid is the highest bid, you will be expected to complete the deal immediately. Make sure that you plan it out before you are willing to go on a particular car and make sure that these funds are ready in your bank account.

Auctioneers generally prefer payment be made with check, credit card or cash.

Read all of the information, conditions and all legal papers thoroughly so that you can now what to expect and there are no dissatisfactions or surprises. The ownership for the car is not always on site and you could have to wait for it to be mailed to you, which can take a few weeks or months. Make sure that you are aware of all the specifications before you buy a car at the auctions.

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