If you’ve decided you want to purchase an RV but are unsure whether to buy a new or a repossessed RV, the best thing to do is compare the two and decide which is right for you.

Price. The biggest difference between a new or repo RV is price. As soon as a new RV is driven off the lot, it loses 30% of its value and then an additional 10-20% in the next couple years. Frequently RVs at used dealerships were purchased by the dealers at auction. They still provide a substantial savings over new ones, but buying a repossessed RV at auction yourself is even cheaper. Banks are interested in getting the RVs off their records as quickly as possible not making a profit, so you can buy quality RVs at low prices.

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If you’ve heard that government auctions are a great place to get bargains, you’re right. But that doesn’t mean everyone who attends a government auction gets a bargain. Only people who employ the right strategy walk away with incredible deals. A lot of people make mistakes when they first get into government auctions. In this article I will discuss some of these mistakes and how to avoid them. After reading this, you should be on the right path to success in government auctions.

Posted under Government Auto Auctions

Getting good vehicles at discounted prices can be a hard thing to imagine, especially nowadays when the prices of everything are continuously going up.

Getting good vehicles from government auctions is a wonderful option to look at. The government periodically holds auctions to bid off different kinds of vehicles from different sources.

There are vehicles which are confiscated from criminals. Once the investigations are done and the felons are convicted, their confiscated vehicles are usually sold at government auctions. A wide variety of vehicles can be found during these government auctions.

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Many used RV dealers pick up a significant portion of their inventory by buying foreclosed RVs. They look for ones in good condition, clean them up a little, fix any minor problems, and then sell them for much more than they spent to make their profit. Avoid paying their mark-up and buy a great foreclosed RV yourself for much cheaper.

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So you’re at a stage that no one needs to convince you that there are bargains to be had at police vehicle auctions. Maybe the only thing you really still need is a good auction blueprint plan to follow which will turn your work into money saved. If you follow these next steps (4 phases) you will have started your successful journey to auction riches.

The Inspection

This can be pretty much described as a gift from the auctioneer – the chance to have a really good look at the vehicle. Make sure that you use it!! The purpose here is to have a closer look at particularly the engine (for mechanical issues) and structural integrity of the car as you won’t be allowed to test-drive it.

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The car has become a necessity for most people and buying used cars has become more and more popular in recent times. But which individuals choose to buy the used cars? Well the answer is just about everyone.

Some of the major purchasers of used cars are car dealers who accept used cars as trade-ins when a customer purchases a new car. You will therefore see most car lots today having areas for new cars and areas for used cars. As a rule, nearly all car dealers will only sell used cars that are up to a certain age only with the rest being sold off at auction.

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