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Truth Or Scare Haunted Hotels Part 4
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The Truth About Government Seized Car Auctions
If you’re looking for a decent car to get to work and school or just want to save a couple $1,000 off of your next car, a government seized auction is where you want to go. Not only do they have good, reliable cars for way less than the dealership, they are also 100% open to the public and free to attend. Of course you can save money just by going to one, but the more knowledgeable and prepared you are, the more money you’ll save. Take a look at these FAQs that will give you an edge, tell you how to find one near you and save you money at the same time.
1. What is a government seized car auction in the first place? This is a special type of car auction that only sells cars that the government has seized through various agencies such as the FBI, DEA, IRS police department, etc. Most of the time it’s for not paying taxes and illegal activities, so the cars are in pretty good condition and relatively new.
2. How much do the cars cost? The costs vary depending on what car you choose and how many other people are interested in it. If there are a lot of people bidding on the same car, the cost is going to skyrocket. But if the car is not that popular, you can walk away with getting a great car for dirt cheap. There are plenty of people out there that have gotten a government seized auction car for under $1,000 and sometimes $500.
Curious If Great Deals On Vehicles Really Exist At Government Auctions? The Truth May Surprise You!
It is true that auctions can be an excellent source for new and used vehicles at low prices. It is also true finding these deals can be difficult and most government agencies do their best to receive fair market value for these vehicles.
There are three main government agencies that deal with vehicle auctions. These agencies are the treasury department, the US marshal service and the general service administration (GSA). The GSA predominantly sells vehicles that have been used by the park service and the post office. These vehicles have high mileage but most are in great shape because maintenance was conducted like clockwork by the government.
The best chance of finding new vehicles at auctions is through the treasury department and the US marshal service. The treasury department will often receive vehicles that have been repossessed due to back taxes. The best chance of finding brand new sports cars is through the US marshal service. The US marshal service seizes cars from drug raids.
Police auctions are another great source for seized vehicles. When attending a police auction you must bring a photo id. You must always keep your assigned number with you when bidding and you should always carefully read the rules of the auction. You never want to lose a bid because you did not follow a simple rule.