HIGH PRICE ON SALVAGE TITLES ?????????
First of all, In my {own} opinion there are too much money spending madness is going on in the salvage cars industry [AUCTIONS]
Both iaai and copart there is some form of method to the madness. Dealers are spending exponentially way too much for salvage vehicles
it is not making monitory sense. When it comes on to the auctions it is totally ridiculous in high prices. how or what given moment’s do these
car dealers stop to think or even question the run down cost (((((e.g.))) salvage title that turn to a rebuilt car
Purchase 2018 Honda Civic $8 700.00 buyers fees $650.00 internet $89.00 pullout fee $25.00
Transportation $700.00 Dealer fee $500.00, if the vehicle is not run n drive you need a fork lift. another fee
depends on the damage expect body shop, parts, paint and detail then rebuild inspection. it is a SALVAGE MADNESS!!!
moment the salvage vehicles are running for too much not making sense WAKE UP! Car dealers. Purchase , Auction fee and then
transportation. we have not mention buying parts, body shop and replacing airbags.
The salvage damage cars, crash cars vehicle running through the auctions, as we know, there is
insurance company, private dealers running the vehicles the through the auctions.
Secondly, I am WARNING all used car dealers, especially all new used car dealers to verify who is
selling the vehicles through the auctions. It is pertinent for us who is spending millions of dollars doing
business with the auctions who don’t protect us under any circumstance. Now!!!! if the seller is a private
dealer running back the vehicle through the auction [LEAVE IT ALONE] Do not buy that vehicle. You can check
the vin # on this site (((((auction.io)))))))) before buying!!!!!
Once the seller is an insurance company, everything is ok, because we know for a fact that the is running in the
original state of damage which is reflective in the picture. (Eg) Gieco, Statefarm, Proggressive, USSA and Ally Financial.
Thirdly, I do not buy vehicles from some state AUCTIONS like New Jersey, New Burg, New York and Philadelphia and many
more. I stay away from those auctions because i have negative experience those auctions. I have bought botched up vehicles
from these auctions. when we received these vehicles with dry wall screw used to hold up headlights and body parts with
broken roc n pinions. The auction will also state that the vehicle runs n drive, lol,lollollollllooooooooool. big jokes.
here the other crazy part, i dont know where these auctions get the managers from they are {{shell brain}} useless
they don’t know how to speak to the customers, on top of that you always have to call CORPORATE] IT TAKES ONE
YEAR TO GET THROUGH TO CORPORATE……..!!!!!!!
Lastly, You can pay for a vehicle inspection services they offer for a fee at iaa and at copart you can hire a vehicle inspection report.
In order to make better choices, this is what you have to do, you may pay about $150 to $200 for these reports and you will need to contact them
two to three days prior to the auction date.
This how you will have adequate information on the vehicle to see the history on the vehicle or to know if that vehicle ran through the auction before.
