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Not sure where to start? Get the FAQ’s here.
So just what are Government Car Auctions?
As the name suggests, the Government Car Auctions are auctions at which the government off
motor vehicles they have finished with. A handful of the automobiles will be from criminals, still
others will be cast offs, or replaced cars from government departments such as the police force or
local government pool cars etc. In the main these cars are sold off at auctions and can more often
than not be bought at a low price by anyone at the auction, making these a bona fide bargain.
How Do I Find Government Car Auctions?
The auctions take place all over the country, and it shouldn't be too hard to find one not too far
from you. Scour your local newspapers for ads or press releases about local government car
auctions, or alternatively search online using your state as part of the search query and you should
discover an auction local to you. There are also online auction finder services to help locate
auctions for you. There might be some fees involved but it may well save you a lot of time. Here is
one we recommend http://tinyurl.com/govdreamcar
How do Government Car Auctions Work?
This is an excellent question to ask before you arrive at an auction, as there are a few pitfalls
which could easily catch you out. The government car auctions usually work just as any other
auction sale would, you bid on the item (or lot) you wish to buy and when all the bidding is finished
the highest bid wins. The first caveat as always is take care what you are purchasing. Do your
research, ensure you know the expected value of a vehicle you may purchase before you bid over
the price you would pick it up anywhere else. You will have the chance to check over the cars
before the auction starts, so use it. The fact that you are procuring a car from a government car
auction does not mean that the car you will buy will be in perfect condition or that there will be no
defects with it. The government can auction cars that are no longer required but also can auction
vehicles gained from other companies or even criminals which may have not had proper
maintenance carried out.
You should set out to the auction early, decide upon a car and then begin with the checks. It is a
must to check the Vehicle Identification Numbers and ensure they match on the car and the
paperwork. Check it over mechanically, if you don't feel competent to judge for yourself, then see if
a mechanically minded friend would go with you to check the cars with you. Once you are sure
about the cars history, mechanics and suitability for you and you know the top price you are going
to pay you are all set to bid.
Once the bidding commences, bear in mind your limits and don't get caught up in the excitement
of a bidding war. You don't want to have gone to all the trouble of finding a Government car
auction only to pay more for the car than your local used car dealership would have sold you one
for.

2. Armed with all the pertinent information, using a Government car auction to buy a car could net
you a real bargain. So now's the time to start researching where the nearest auctions are to you if
you wish to get that government car auction bargain you've read about. Don’t have time to go out
to an auction??? No problem, you can find many online auctions. They are informative and
efficient.
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