Car Auctions - Government auto auctions

Ever seen  a gleaming Mercedes, or BMW pass by and catch yourself daydreaming about how that person had enough good fortune to be able to own such a remarkable luxury car? He might have plenty of money but then he might have purchased his pride from a government auto auction for a fraction of its retail value.

In fact, there are many including probably your neighbours, who have utilised government auctions to line up their garages with their "expensive " toys that you can’t quite figure out how they can afford. But now you can BE the Joneses. How ?  Find and attend government auto auctions near you!

There are various types of vehicles for auction:

• Government seized vehicles
• Government fleet vehicles
• Government surplus autos

Government seized auto auctions are constantly supplied by criminals when they are caught. The government seizes cars – and anything else – the criminal owns, and there aren’t too many drug dealers driving Ford Escorts! The government routinely seizes high-end luxury cars or highly customized vehicles during criminal investigations. These autos seized by the government include Infiniti, Lexus, Mercedes, Cadillac, Honda, Nissan, and the occasional exotic import – Lamborghini, Aston Martin, Ferrari,  and Maserati. If you are interested in a high end vehicle, but don’t care for the retail price tag, then government seized auto auctions are for you.

Government fleet vehicles are the retired police cars and government service vehicles that are replaced at regular intervals. Government auto auctions include many government fleet vehicles. These tend to be domestic cars with high mileage, but regularly maintained. Unlike the government seized autos, you are more likely to receive vehicle history with a government fleet vehicles purchase. If vehicle history is important to you, ask before the auto auction begins for the information.

Government surplus autos can be a combination of government fleet vehicles and government seized vehicles. These cars do not necessarily have higher mileage, they are simply no longer needed by the government. These can be passenger vehicles, “decoy vehicles” used by law enforcement, heavy equipment or even motorcycles and ATVs or snowmobiles. When a vehicle is no longer needed, it becomes a government surplus vehicle, available at a government surplus autos auction. For a listing of surplus autos auctions check out your local government auto auctions events.

There are literally thousands of bargains available at government auto auctions. These bargains could be in your own backyard, and you may not even know it. Whether you need a car for yourself and don’t want to spend a lot, or you have a teenager with a new license, government auto auctions offer some of the best values in the car auction market. All makes and models are available – that second car can become a reality without sacrificing safety or style to keep your wallet intact. With the high cost of storing cars, governments want to liquidate their surplus auto inventory as quickly as possible to save money. If you want to rack up the savings on your next government auto auctions purchase, Check our pages here.

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How do you get your cars at 90% off retail prices?

How do you get your cars at 90% off retail prices?

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