What are The Best Online Auto Auctions Sites?
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ebay! most definatley! ebaymotors.com not only will u find a great variety of things, and u can easliy find what you want, but things sell a lot faster and for greater value than you explected!
To me, eBay Motors is the best Online Auto Auctions site. My Brother has sold a Ford Mustang and a Ford Escape on that site, and he says it was easy. He got the money Quick, and easy. If you want to buy a car, that is also easy on eBay, my parents bought a 2006 Jeep Commander on eBay that was in North Carolina, they got to in Ohio and on the road a week after they bought it.
Ebay is probably a pretty good one I would think. I’ve had friends who purchased through e-bay and have been happy.
You could also try…
http://american-family-life.com/Recent-Articles-Auction.html
Here is a new one just launched Jan 1 2010 http://www.ahwooga.com
Key you eye on it, it’s growing fast.
Try http://FindYourAuto.net. It aggregates and displays local auto auctions and has a number of features to make searching for car, truck and motorcycle auctions really easy.
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You will need a license and when you get will get in mail all auctions.Online -No way!!! You will pay what a dealer does -KBB trade in fair condition as a guide. Also auction fee. If you want a less then 1000.00 car go to New car dealers and ask to go to the "pen" which is where their auction bound cars go. They would love to sell a 1000.00 car there then pay 200.00 to sell and more to get it there at auctions. Plus they usually take under 1000.00 cars and sell in bunches as some lose money and some make but it is a more break even thing at auction when selling.If anyone asks you to pay fee to bid it is scam.
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