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The automotive sales industry has grown exponentially over the past 50 years causing great competition between auto sales dealers and thus creating price reductions in some areas. However, the cost for an average show-room vehicle seems uncomfortably high for many individuals seeking a decent vehicle. Due to this problem, some have attempted to take advantage of secret repossessed car auctions (also called seized car auctions).

The question is, do these seized car auctions offer a feasible alternative to purchasing a car from the auto dealership? The answer to that question is: ‘It depends’. It depends on the type of car you are looking for and it depends on the type of auto auction you enter.

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These seized car auctions are usually hidden or secret auctions and therefore you will need to gain privileged access which can be difficult at times.

To help out here, there have been created, auto auction agencies which are able to gain access to these secret auctions for any individual who wishes at a reasonably modest fee.

Some of these agencies can be found online, which is very convenient for most people. The most popular seized car auction access websites offer access to automobile auctions in every U.S. state as well as the U.K. and Canada.

Once you’ve found an auction access provider that suites you, you’re well on your way to purchasing your own car at a fraction of the usual cost.

It always helps to do your own research, see what people are saying about these companies, are they mostly satisfied or mostly disappointed by the service provided by the particular auction access provider?

Look also at their refund policy, to ensure that you are protected against companies that don’t deliver, then refuse to refund your money.

was reading in the news papers of the US ..how people will get into physical altercations even with a "tow truck driver" hired by the bank or auto dealership to come and take back the vehicle..and even chase after them if they try to flee with the vehicle..and lately resulted in the death of the auto owner..when the person trying to repossess their vehicle pulled in front of them with the tow truck trying to stop them from fleeing.

is this method also used in Britain? if so, how common ? or how different? and since when?

what is necessary for a repossession to be legal? just 1 late payment or why so many dealerships and banks seem to be so anxious to take back the vehicle..even after 1 late payment? what they gain by doing this?

please explain what you can..and anything about how has changed in past 20 years and how?

thanks for your answers!

I’m thinking of trading in my 95 honda civic with some door damage for a used car from a used auto dealership. So first what do i need? like i know i will probably need a down payment since I’m 21 and its my first car I’m buying. What about insurance do i need to have that first? What all information do i need before i go to a dealership?

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