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I called both Copart and AutoBidMaster to get more confirmation and both said I would have no problems getting titles for the cars even purchased in TX. If not for those answers my journey would have stopped right there. I decided to use AutoBidMaster (ABM) and began to research their process. I decided to sign up for their $199 membership ...
Copart is absolutely insane right now. I’ve been buying and selling cars from insurance companies for a while now but I’ve never seen a market like this one. I was the highest bidder on a SALVAGE 2017 Chevrolet Silverado LT V8 2WD with bench cloth seats. A base model and very boring truck. I bid 16,900.
Beware of copart they are very deceptive in their fees and will charge you for everything. i have been going to copart and buying from them for over 15 years' and hate how they do business and wonder why i do it but i have done well there providing that you are aware of the games they play, example you could buy a car there with a bid of $2000 ...
Copart sells to car dealers, dismantlers, auto body shops etc. Yes they technically do sell to private individuals but its not really meant for that. You end up having to hire a broker to put a bid on a car and then like in your case the broker fees basically double the cost of the car.
Depending upon how well you bid, you could win the car solely on that high bid, or you could be outbid during the live auction and it go much higher. The amount of bids during the live auction really depends upon the pre-bids and how in demand the car is. Sometimes cars will sell with no bids a the live auction, sometimes there'll be 30 or 40 ...
It looks like the most established brokers who partner with Copart are Auto Bid Master, Salvage Reseller, and A Better Bid. Does any have experience with two or more of them to help us decide who to use? I used auto bid master. They were expensive, but everything worked as intended. Make sure you need to use a broker first.
With Copart.. if you have to ask the question then the answer is no. Copart is for people who know exactly what they are looking at and can evaluate a car like this without guessing. I’d say this is a 90-10 gamble.. 90% chance you’re buying a car that has logged its last mile.
To register with Copart you need to make an account and email a picture of your drivers license to them. There are certain tiers of membership and at this point you are the lowest of the low which means you get the most fees charged to you. If you have a business license you get a substantial discount on those fees.
A salvage title Trax will be completely worthless. Reply reply. mfwl. •. Chevy trax isn't worth anything, even if you don't get it from Copart. One of the worst vehicles made in recent times. If you were actually capable of fixing the car properly, you'd already know this. Don't buy salvage cars, you don't know what you're doing.
I deal with both daily and while I prefer Copart’s web interface, IAA definitely is more efficient in terms of the actual process. IAA also did a massive upgrade to their systems a few weeks ago and it’s so much more user-friendly now so I probably will end up preferring them in the long run. Reply. ask_7B7d7xg7.