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Buying a car is not a simple process. This I’m sure we all know from experience. There’s the hassle of driving to a car lot, talking with a salesman for hours trying to haggle on prices and such, and then the paperwork. Oh my the paperwork. But the one thing that really kills the simplicity of buying a vehicle is the cost. Even if you’re buying used cars are not cheap. Good cars, at least. Well, not cheap if you’re buying from a traditional lot, anyways.

You see, car lots get the bulk of their inventory from auctions. Repossessed and seized car auctions featuring autos being sold by law enforcement agencies, financing companies, banks, towing companies, etc. They get these cars dirt cheap and then clean them up real nice and flip them over to you for thousands upon thousands of dollars more than what they paid for them. They make a hefty killing.

Over the past few years or so, however, the public has become more aware of these auctions. They’re actually open to anyone to come in and bid on these vehicles against the shady car lot owners and salesmen. So why are people still buying from car lots? Good question. The answer is yes, auctions are growing in popularity, but still most people either aren’t aware of them, or have heard horror stories about the kind of vehicles sold in them that just aren’t true. Horror stories most likely planted by the lot owners and salesmen that fear for their businesses and their commission checks. If you’re at the same auctions they are, not only does that mean that you’re not buying from them but that also means that you’re bidding against them for the cars they need on their lot.

The truth is there is nothing wrong with most of these cars. They’re clean and they run good. If you buy from a used car lot the car you’re driving most likely came from one of these. “So where are these car auctions?”, you ask. “Where can I find out where one is around me?”, right? Well luckily there are numerous auction listing sites out there and if you don’t feel like getting out of the house you can now even bid on the car of your liking on your computer from home. Now has never been a better time to purchase a used car for much, much less than what you would expect. So what are you waiting on?

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