Want a killer deal on a used car? Forget dealerships and head straight to the auto auctions. I’ve spent years in this business, and trust me, there’s no better place to find a late-model ride for a price that’ll leave you with cash to spare. I’ll show you how to work the auctions, online or…
First off, I feel like the term “auction license” needs clarification. Auction License is often used colloquially to refer to an auto dealer’s license that allows them to operate an auto dealership. In effect, this then allows them to buy and sell cars at a dealer-only car auction. At Car Auction Network, I am frequently…
My Advice on Used Car Auctions in Pennsylvania Hello there, I am Greg Smokes, owner of the Car Auction Network blog, and I find Pennsylvania auction cars are a decent way to buy a used car or truck while saving money. I often see car auctions in Pennsylvania have used cars and trucks with decent…
Guide: Colorado Auto Auctions – Online & Local Car Auctions I always check the auction vehicle’s undercarriage for rust, a common issue in Colorado due to road salt used in snowy conditions. Also, Colorado auctions often feature repossessed or government vehicles, which can be a great deal but require looking over closely for damage. The…
My Advice for Buying Used Cars in USA for Export at Auto Auctions Years back, I was at a massive dealer auto auction in Texas, and this beat-up Ford pickup rolls across the block. Now, it wasn’t much to look at, but I had a buyer in Mexico who loved these things. I got it…
What You Should Know Before Bidding in Online Car Auctions Look, the used car game has changed. Forget those days of scouring classified ads and haggling with shady used car salesmen. These days, it’s all about the internet. You’ve got your eBay Motors, your Facebook Marketplace, your Craigslist – all decent places to find a…
North Carolina is a great place to visit a public auto auction! There are a few located around the state that are open to the public. These car auctions offer used cars and trucks from bank repos, trade-ins, private seller cars, police impounds, and more. Often you can find cars range great in price from…
Alabama is a wonderful state to find a public car auction and easily save some $$$. The list below is contact and website information for public auto auctions in Alabama. Be sure to contact the location before arrival to verify their operating hours and also their policy on public bidders as these may vary from…
The beautiful state of Tennessee is known for its mountains and landscapes. It also happens to be a great state to visit a car auction. There are several located throughout TN. These auctions offer a great opportunity to save money on a cheap used car. Prices can range from around $800 to $40k+ for later…
In the Lone Star State, most car auctions are clustered around the Houston and Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex, with a few outliers in places like San Antonio and Austin. One advantage of buying cars in this region is they’re less likely to have the rust problems you often see up north. Texas weather is pretty much…