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YACT: when buying a car, should u try seized cars?

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enyce2k9

Golden Member
sup peeps,
just wondering if anyone has had luck buying a car from a government auction or w.e
u call it...

most websites i found require a membership, so before i pay anything i would like to hear opinions....
 
Well, as long as you don't mention you didn't pay any income tax on the money you're using to buy it...
 
Make: Jaguar SA Stock ID: 160637-41995160
Model: Vanden Plas Sedan SA Location ID: NY-381609
Year: 1995 Type: sedan
Mileage: 71,600 miles SOLD FOR: $500


uhhhh yeah sure... i've seen a 1989 hyundai excel with a hail storm damage title going for more than that
 
Originally posted by: enyce2k9
sup peeps,
just wondering if anyone has had luck buying a car from a government auction or w.e
u call it...

most websites i found require a membership, so before i pay anything i would like to hear opinions....
Click to expand...

My dad has a license to go down to those auctions, sweet rides for low price, no warranties, and cars sold as is...so be careful.
 
Originally posted by: Accipiter22
Originally posted by: enyce2k9
sup peeps,
just wondering if anyone has had luck buying a car from a government auction or w.e
u call it...

most websites i found require a membership, so before i pay anything i would like to hear opinions....
Click to expand...

My dad has a license to go down to those auctions, sweet rides for low price, no warranties, and cars sold as is...so be careful.
Click to expand...

More info plz! What license is needed?
Looking at the real estate section there and, DAMN!!!. If those prices are real there are smoking deals to be had.
 
Lets think about it for a second. A cars at a used dealership costs $5000. They got it for maybe $4000 on a trade in or public auto auction.

But there are special police auctions that no dealer has ever discovered yet everyone else seems to have heard of, which allows people to get ungodly deals like $500 for a jaguar. Sure.

Lets get real, please.
 
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