| Buying a car at a government auto auction can be | | | | someone that might be knowledgeable about the |
| both fun and rewarding for those that are interested | | | | value of the vehicle. Also see if you can do any VIN |
| in finding a good deal on a used vehicle. Government | | | | research on the car to find out the history of the |
| vehicles are usually replaced on an annual schedule, so | | | | ownership. Carefully looking over the car for damage |
| vehicles that are still in good shape are easy to find. | | | | or signs of repair can help you avoid costly mistakes |
| Sometimes it may be a government service vehicle | | | | or help you appraise the value of it more accurately. |
| that is only a few years old and only used on an | | | | If you do end up as the winning bidder on a car at |
| occasional basis. Government auto auctions are a | | | | the auto auction, you'll need to either put a deposit |
| great place to find a decent used car. | | | | down on the car right away or pay for it in full. You'll |
| Government auto auctions usually start off at a low | | | | also be required to pay and take care of the licensing |
| bid. This can be a great benefit for the bidder. Buying | | | | and registration, as well as set up insurance if you are |
| a car at an auto auction is always a bit of a risk, and | | | | going to be driving it off the lot. |
| being able to purchase a vehicle at a lower price can | | | | A government auction can be a great place to find a |
| negate some of that risk. Good deals are certainly | | | | deal on a used car or truck, but knowing how to |
| not hard to find at government auctions. | | | | approach the auction and take part in it are the keys |
| Be sure to arrive early and inspect the car as much | | | | to the successful purchase of good used vehicle. |
| as possible. Bring a friend or be prepared to call | | | | |