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| auctions. | | | | are some of the things you'd want to learn more |
| Here are some tips: | | | | about. |
| | | | 3. Save up! - Of course, you're joining a repo auto |
| 1. Research! - Check out magazines, car websites and | | | | auction so you better have some money prepared in |
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| values of the cars if you were to buy them from an | | | | away. |
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| auctions, You should contact a car mechanic or study | | | | |