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If you have ever tried to buy a used car you would know that going to dealerships is a waste of time. Dealers try to sell you overpriced cars and because of their salesmanship, most of us are coerced into buying them. Auctions, on the other hand, are perfect for those looking to secure a used car or a classic car. In an auction, there is no coercion of any kind. You can choose any vehicle that is within your budget and bid for it. If you are successful the bids are not that high and you end up acquiring your dream car. The only disadvantage when it comes to auction is that they are unpredictable. You cannot be sure that you will get the car you are bidding for since there are many other suitors. Fortunately, with money, you can make anything possible.
Taking part in an auction is very simple but first, you need to learn how to do that and we will help you out.
Searching for Auctions
Both private and public auction houses hold auctions. These auctions can be once a month or every week. It just depends on the city or country you live in. You can easily search for upcoming auctions online and look at their lot. If you find something interesting you can think about visiting the auction house to take a look at the car.
Registering for an Auction
But first, you have to register for the auction. This process is fairly simple and only takes a few minutes of your time. All you have to do is go to the auction house and fill up a small form where you will be asked important details such as your name, age, and phone number. Bank details and your home address might be required later. If the auction is being held online you can register there with the same details.
Inspection Day
Once you have registered yourself for an auction you are given a day when you can come visit the lot and inspect the vehicle you intend to bid for. You get to do everything except go for a test drive so you have to be extra knowledgeable to be able to judge a car’s worth just by looking at it. If you would like, you can bring a professional with you to inspect the vehicle. The auction house can also provide you one on demand.
Auction Day
On the day of the auction, you have to sit tight and wait for your chosen vehicle to come on stage. When that happens, you need to make your bid. If you are the highest bidder, you get the vehicle and a chance to take it home. However, after fulfilling all the financial and legal obligations.
