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Police Car Auctions?
27th September 2009
Someone answered one of my questions with a gov’t car auction, this just might be the best idea for me, because, I don’t have a lot of money. And I would like to get one, before the summer ends, so that I can have my own car and not have to depend on others to drive me around.
Can anyone tell me about police car auctions?
Are there any draw backs to doing it?
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With police car auctions, it’s a Buyer Beware sale. They guarantee nothing about the car. If you buy it and it’s a lemon, too bad. With Gov’t surplus, if they state the car is good, and it isn’t, they are obligated to take the car back if you don’t want it. I know that from co-workers who bought Gov’t auction cars and had a bad transmission not listed, he got his money back. There are also Impound cars sold by private towing companies, again, these are Buyer beware sales, no guarantees on the car being good, but you can get some good deals, and some cheap transportation. But you better be prepared for lemonade! LOL.
Comment by gremlingts — September 27, 2009 @ 9:10 pm
It’s possible to get some good deals at government seized and surplus sales but you have to know what you’re doing.
First there’s competition from dealers and others who may know more than you. Second, you don’t get much if any chance to inspect or drive the cars. Third, you have to have cash, or guaranteed financing already lined up.
Comment by CarMan — September 27, 2009 @ 9:10 pm
Hey, I’ve had many a long days & nights in police cars over my 25 yrs. in the police dept. they take good care of them ,but we ran the crap out of them .. they use alot of gas ,most have large V-8 in them, the seats are broken down the trans. is crap just watch TV and see what cops do to thier cars . I would not let any one in my family buy one . and don’t trust the milage they pull speed’o out all the time. very high maintenance . most govt auction are junk. Good Luck
Comment by uncle b — September 27, 2009 @ 9:10 pm