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Are there any good cars at auto auctions? and if so what should i look for / watch out for?
21st May 2011
Im going to a car auction house in a few days with about ,000. It was my dads idea to get a car there for me but im pretty skeptical. so what are the signs of a good/bad car at these places?
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Typically auto auction are cars that financial intuitions are selling to recoop their loses for repos
either they are abused by the owners that had to let them go, or wrecked and repaired or just plain wrecked.
if you want a good used car your best bet is to buy one from a reputable car dealer that sells certified pre-owned because they come with a limited short warranty so if anything goes wrong your covered….but they have to pass a lot of inspections before they can sell them as certified…
good luck
Comment by Jeff — May 21, 2011 @ 12:01 am