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If you are looking for a place wherein you could save a lot of money in purchasing cars, the right place is to go to one of the government’s car auctions. The cars that you will find on government car auction are of good condition. Usually, you can find a car at 95% cheaper as compared to buying cars from others.

You may be wondering on where does the government get these cars and they sell it for a very low price. Actually, the government gets the cars from people who were not able to pay their car loans on time. The government takes the cars back and puts them on auction. If you are lucky enough, you can find a car which is almost brand new. Especially with today’s economy, the number of people who fail to pay their car loans on time is increasing.

A lot of people are buying cars from government car auctions and then sell them for profit. One technique to win bidding on a car is to always get updated with the announcements on when and where an auction will take place. The government itself announces when an auction will take place. In case that the auction will take place in another state, it is advisable to use car shipping in transporting your car to your place, make sure to hire a competent car shipping company. Though it is possible to just drive the car to your place, it is still not recommended because of the drawbacks that come with the driving itself.

I’ll be driving soon and my dad agreed to buy me a car, on one condition: it has to be used and not new. I am looking for a car that gets good gas mileage, is good for the environment, and affordable (under ,000). Know any good cars that meet my requirements and is good for a new driver?

Question by dr.estebandelpleno: Where can I find a PUBLIC list of car auctions in New Jersey?
Please, no pay listings–I know this information is public but the sites that charge for lists of auctions do a good job of blocking anyone from posting such a list. Does anyone know of car auction sites (physical or web) , dealer or private?
Thanks.

Best answer:

Answer by kennedy_34ia
Have you tried craigslist.com? They have a bunch of used cars. might be what you’re lookin for.

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I am trying to buy a used car. Its a 2011 Hyundai Sonata PVEZ Limited. It has 393 miles on it. The List price says 29,895 and the internet price says 27,550. I am trying to see if I have any chance of going lower than the internet price at all and if so…by how much should I start off asking in the negotiations? I know the car is practically new, but still. I was thinking starting at ,000.
Getting loan through the dealer.

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