Seized Car Auctions may be something new to car buyers especially for first-timers. Very often, we hear of people going to the car showrooms to view the latest car models or even know someone who is going to the used car dealer to buy a second-hand car. Other than heading to the car showrooms and second hand garages, you may not know that seized Car Auctions are real gems when it comes to buying a used car or near-new condition car at a huge discount. Here are some facts about such auctions for all potential car buyers especially those who are looking for used vehicles.

Did you know that there are literally thousands of Cars that go into the surplus inventory of the government and banks?

Since many vehicles are seized or repossessed by government and banks everyday, the monstrous expenses to find a storage space for these Cars are huge and maintenance costs can escalate quickly. So in a bid to bring the costs down, government agencies and banks are ready to auction them off at seized Car Auctions for as much as 90% off the retail price you see at car showrooms. The next time you see your neighbour driving a Mercedes convertible, it may not mean that he or she is rich. The car may have come from such an auction.

Government agencies such as Internal Revenue Service (IRS), U.S. Marshals Service (USMS), U.S. Customs Service, Small Business Administration, U.S. Department Of Defense, U.S. Bankruptcy Court, U.S. Department Of The Treasury, Department of Agriculture (USDA), Department of Energy (DOE) and many others could be the ones who took these Cars in.

Since the anti-mob laws in the States are forcefully enforced, the constant raids on drug dealers and other mob activities have seen many posh luxury Cars seized by the government. They are not interested to make any profit out of it but rather to quickly sell them away lest the costs of maintaining them becomes a liability to the government coffers. This is where you get top class, and sometimes near new condition Cars on sale at ridiculously low prices in seized Car Auctions.

At seized Car Auctions, there are also repossessed Cars taken by IRS from people who default on tax payments, and also others who fail to pay up their installments to banks and financial institutions on time. You can find a lot of models like Mitsubishi, Toyota, Ford, GM, Nissan, Honda, Chrysler, Lexus and other brands.

In fact, it is quite likely that there are many Cars going for anything from $200 onwards. The eagerness of the government and banks to quickly sell off the seized or repossessed vehicles is an advantage and opportunity for all interested car buyers to drive home a quality vehicle for a deep discount.

Anyone keen on driving home your dream car for a price as low as 80 to 90% off the retail price can check out where to locate these seized Car Auctions at my blog.

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Many people ask me every day: “Where can I buy a cheap car?” or “Where did you buy your car?” or sometimes even “How much does your car cost?” The answer shocks them. I have bought my new car for only 2000$. In this article I will tell you what is the easiest way to find a cheap used or even a new car and how to buy it. I will also share my experience with you.

Ok, so we all know that you can find a used car reading a local newspaper. As for me, it is the worst thing to do. First of all, have you ever thought where do all these guys get their Cars? Of course from the government auctions! Then they resell these Cars and earn many money. PS. I am one of these guys.

So, the best way to buy a cheap car is the government Car Auctions or seized Car Auctions as they are often called. You can find a cheap used car for sale there at a very low price. Sometimes up to 90% off the book value. The reason is very simple – these Cars are confiscated from people, who did not pay on their taxes or bank loans. Sometimes these Cars are even repossessed from the criminals. The government sells these Cars for a very low price to free up storage space.

However you should pay a small price to take part in these auctions because they have to cover the expenses incurred in holding the auction.

Well, that is about all I got for now. If you want to know more about these auctions, you should visit the website below, which I use to buy Cars and sell them later. I hope this article sheds some light for you on buying cheap Cars, thank you for reading.

Government car auction.

Price: $19.16 USD

Lowest used price: $13.68 USD

Book Description
Tom Barrett had a 1933 Cadillac V-16 Town Car he wanted to sell; Russ Jackson came to see it. How this simple meeting between two car buffs in Scottsdale, Arizona, in 1960 started what would someday be the most prestigious collector car auction in the world is the story told in Barrett-Jackson: The Standard for Classic and Collector Cars.Highlighting some of the most important collector Cars ever offered, and featuring photographs from Barrett-Jacksons extensive collection, this book follows the unfolding of a lifelong friendship and partnershipand the building of a brilliant tradition.From the 1967 fund-raiser Fiesta del los Auto Elegance to the first classic car auction in 1971, from the trend- (and record-) setting events that made their name to the high-tech, family-run enterprise Barrett-Jackson has become, the book chronicles a legend built on a mutual passionan American success story founded on that most American of icons, the classic car.

From the Inside Flap
Tom Barrett had a 1933 Cadillac V-16 Town Car he wanted to sell; Russ Jackson came to see it. How this simple meeting between two car buffs in Scottsdale, Arizona, in 1960 started what would someday be the most prestigious collector car event in the world is the story told in Barrett-Jackson: World’s Greatest Collector Car Event.

From the start of the Fiesta de los Autos Elegantes in 1967 to the first classic car auction in 1971, to the record-breaking participation in the 1980’s, to live television coverage in the 1990s, and on to record-breaking sales in the 2000s, Barrett-Jackson has become more than just an auction.

It garnered national media attention in 1971 when Tom Barrett’s Mercedes 770 Phaeton sold for a cool $153,000. The annual auction aired live on SPEED channel in 1997, and held a cyber-cast in 1998. And with an addition of Family Value Day in 2006, Barrett-Jackson has stretched to reach people from all walks, and even those to young to walk. The annual Barrett-Jackson Collector Car Event has truly become an experience for the whole family, whether at the auction or from the comfort of the couch.

As staff, trends, and times change, on thing remains the same. Barrett-Jackson has become—and intends to stay—the World’s Greatest Collector Car Event.

In 2002, 300,000 vehicles with a total value of $3 billion were sold — on one Web site. Is it any surprise the site is eBay? For buyers, sellers, dealers, and parts and accessories vendors, there’s simply no other marketplace to match the huge selection, broad exposure, and ease of use that are eBay’s hallmarks. eBay Motors the Smart Way offers sellers and dealers:* strategies for setting and getting top price for any vehicle * techniques for creating attention-grabbing auction ads * new ways to add value with superior customer service * valuable tips for using auction management services and other time-saving resources * proven methods for maximizing reputationAlso a valuable tool for buyers, the book shows how to:

* determine a vehicle’s value * how find great deals and bargains * arrange an inspection and run a “lemon check” * secure financing for an online vehicle purchase

eBay Motors the Smart Way offers valuable information for all readers on how to avoid fraud and scams, how to properly document your transactions, and how to conform to state vehicle laws — even when transacting business over state lines.

From Mazerati to MoPed, Acura to Zamboni, if it runs on a motor, it’ll take off on eBay!

The last time you bought a new or used car, did you wonder how good of a deal you really got from your seemingly friendly car salesman? And did you think he was the nicest guy you’d met in a long time?

Listen to this… The reason your car salesman smiled like a Cheshire cat and treated you like his new best friend isn’t because he’s a kind and caring soul.

…It’s because he was taking hundreds, maybe thousands of dollars of your hard earned money that he didn’t deserve. You can think of it as legalized thievery.

The sad truth is, these guys feast on your ignorance.

With this gude you will learn;

1. Every trick, scam, slight of hand move and psychological twist designed to drain money out of your pockets. (Even some other dealers didn’t know anything about).

2. Step by step how to guarantee you’re paying the lowest price for your car. Even how to go around the salesman and his manager. (Imagine…no more haggling over the price).

3. Exactly how to get the most money for your trade in. And the smart way to apply it to the purchase price of your car. Dealers have a sneaky way of making you think you’re getting a good deal on your trade in. (Even when you really aren’t).

4. How to protect yourself and get a good deal even if you filed for bankruptcy or have poor credit. (This is a biggie!)