In this article, we are going to outline and discover what car auctions are about as well as give a short review. For many people, selling a car can seem like a pointless hassle. Even so, it in no ways has  to be as difficult, time consuming, or as hard as numerous individuals globally seem to reckon.

We’re going to talk about various ways of selling your car, and give a small review regarding which method we have learned to be the best, the fastest, the softest, and the one we believe a person has the best chance of getting the most money for their car.

The first way you can market your car is at the usual car auction. You go to an auction, they are held throughout the UK and USA. The best way to discover where your local car auction may be is to grab a hold of a weekly published paper.

The paper you will need may differ from county to country and city to city. The one we use ourselves is called the advertiser, but to tell the truth, they are likely to be based on the same sort of name. If you visit your local news agents, they will assist you by pointing you in the right direction.  Read more... (557 words, estimated 2:14 mins reading time)

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Government Auction Cars

The Best Way To Buy Government Auction Cars

The U.S. government is required to offer its used vehicles to the public through open auction which makes this a really good opportunity for anyone who takes the time and initiative to do a little research.  The U.S. General Services Administration is the federal agency clearing house for all federal vehicles and is responsible for auctioning when the federal agencies are finished with them.  Each federal agency turns their vehicles into the U.S. General Services Administration auction facility located nearest them and then U.S. General Services Administration personnel will then conduct the auction.

Government auction cars offered for auction through the U.S. General Services Administration are normally sold for a fraction of what they would be sold for if sold retail.  These vehicles are thoroughly cleaned and detailed and are considered drive ready.  The vehicles will normally be about two or three years old.  They will have been used for staff vehicles and will not be specialized vehicles or repossessed vehicles.  Read more... (533 words, estimated 2:08 mins reading time)

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Many people don’t understand Government Car Auctions, so they don’t realize this is a great way to get a cheap used car, or even real estate, unclaimed cash and electronics.

Businesses can also participate and add to their fleet for construction, plumbing, and electrical work trucks and vans.

Here are a few interesting facts about government auctions:

• Government Car Auctions sell to the highest bidder, and it can be a great way to get a used car for a few hundred dollars, even. Many people buy cars this way and then resell them for profits. Many dealers get vehicles for their used car lots this way.

• The Government Car Auctions are held at different locations throughout the United States, and some are even held online.

• Vehicles come from government fleets, such as GSA, Transportation

department, state and local municipalities, and DEA, US Marshall and Coast Guard seizures.

• Government Car Auctions may include seized cars such as Mercedes,

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