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Audi has released its new oil burner (diesel powered) sports car – the TT Coupe Quattro 2.0. As turbo-diesel cars have become mainstream in recent times, sports cars seemed to have been overlooked somewhat. But Audi has come up with a superb car with good torque and excellent fuel economy. There are now eight TTs… Read More »
Ever wondered what Police Departments do with all of the seized, confiscated and abandoned vehicles and items they hold at any time? Do you want to buy a new car, laptop or iPod but can’t afford to pay full price? Well Police Department auctions are the answer to both questions. Each year, across the United… Read More »
Most car buyers usually buy their cars the same way they always have: they go to a showroom or a used car dealer they have known for several years. Instead of paying too much money to a dealer for a used car you will find great opportunities for incredible savings when you buy a used… Read More »
Have you ever wondered where your local car dealer gets their stock from? Well a certain amount of it comes from part exchanges of course, but most of the stock you see on the lot of your local dealer will have been purchased at wholesale prices from car an auction. You may have thought these… Read More »
If you are looking for a new or used Toyota car at a cheap and competitive price, you can’t go past New Jersey auto car auctions. Auto auctions can be a great alternative to buying private sale, or from a dealership as more often than not you are guaranteed a great deal. You can just about… Read More »
Buying a car at an auto auction allows a buyer to get a better deal for a used car than would probably have been possible if bought from a car dealer. Some car dealers will purchase cars from auto auctions and sell it a higher price. The consumer may not be able to get the… Read More »
The US auto industry crisis has caused pain for both workers and investors. Workers have been laid off from long-held jobs as bankruptcies mount and cut-backs are made. Investors in auto companies have seen the value of their stockholdings slashed. However, Government intervention has meant that little has been done to weed out the weak… Read More »
There are thousands of vehicles seized on a daily basis and finding storage space for them is a major problem for the government. The best way that the government can deal with this situation is to disperse the vehicles to various auctioneers like public auctions, repo auctions, police auctions and government auctions. This exposes these… Read More »
While Governments and financial institutions use auctions to move and sell seized, repossessed and forfeited vehicles, classic cars are also sold at auction. No longer are these auctions only for wealthy and elite people – anyone can attend and participate. There are many classic car clubs and regular auctions held around the US which classic… Read More »
The US Auto Industry is bracing for tougher fuel efficiency standards. The new standards call for new vehicles to average 35.5 miles per gallon by 2016. The new measures were announced on September 15 in the midst of falling sales of small fuel-efficient cars. Sales in small car segments have dropped 15 per cent or… Read More »
This week at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas, hundreds of cars will be auctioned off to a bustling crowd. Barrett-Jackson auctioneers are conducting the event. Even celebrities will have a presence at the auction. Bruce Willis will be selling his 1967 Chevrolet Corvette convertible, 1968 Pontiac Firebird 400 and 1988 Lincoln limousine. Don Johnson is… Read More »
Few Auto shows are anticipated more than the upcoming LA Auto show. After a pretty dismal show last year due to the financial state of America’s big three car manufacturers, (Chrysler couldn’t even afford to have lights on their stand) this years show is going to be a watershed. There’s a host of new models… Read More »
The future of the US auto industry will be the backbone of the discussion at a special forum to he held on October 8th at Nova Southeastern University in Davie from 8.15am to 9.30am. The forum will be open to the public. GM CEO Fritz Henderson and AutoNation CEO Mike Jackson will host the “Road… Read More »
So you fancy a buying a new Chevy Camaro but cant quite stretch to the $23,000 asking price, and that’s assuming you can find one for sale in the first place. But your mate tells you about government car auctions and how cars there go for a fraction of their true value, and that sets… Read More »
Touts can be a great source of information for quality seized vehicles in the United States. However, this may be an illegal way to get vital information about auto auctions, but they do have the inside information that you will need to get a used car at a low price. There are car auctions in… Read More »
US car manufactures are going more and more green with the cars that they produce. According to a report by WhatGreenCar, the environmental rating for 2010 model cars is up 6.6%, which is more than triple last years reading of 2.1%. This along with the newly adopted fuel efficiency rules by the US Government means… Read More »
From 2004 to 2008 the number of autos sold at auction in the US was between 9.4 million to 9.7 million per year. Signs are that this will not change and car auctions will continue to provide a stellar means for buyers to snap up cheaper autos. Car auctions are so popular that KAR Holdings… Read More »
During an auto show in Frankfurt, Ford Motor Company announced its decision to release the Ford C-Max to the United States in 2011. This car was released in Europe in 2003 and has been a sensational hit since. The Ford C-Max comes in a 7 passenger as well as 5 passenger cars. As the United… Read More »
U.S. automakers will have a smaller presence at the Frankfurt Auto Show this month. There will be new electric vehicles many hope will secure the auto industry’s post-recession comeback. GM’s Cadillac brand won’t have a presence while Chrysler’s Dodge and Jeep have moved to the Fiat stand. GM’s European brands, Opel and Saab, will only… Read More »
If you are thinking of buying Ford cars at Arizona government auctions, you may be able to find the source of the best deal. All car auctions are not alike. They all have different criteria and specifics. You can get a luxury Ford car at the Arizona auto auction for a fraction of the price… Read More »
According to a new survey by Consumer Reports National Research Center not all car brands are considered equal by American consumers. “Buy American” is a strong mindset in current car buyers as about 80 percent of respondents who are considering buying a new car are likely to consider a domestic brand. Ford Motor Co., the… Read More »
Subaru are widely known for making solid and reliable cars. The release of the 2010 Outback is no different. According to Subaru, the new Outback is bigger in all dimensions – longer, wider and higher providing new spaciousness for driver and passenger alike. Apart from a spacious new cabin, a more refined ride and multiple… Read More »
Thanks to the Cash For Clunkers scheme, the US Auto Industry had a bumper month in August. The increased sales figures were led by a 17% jump at Ford Motor Co. Ford’s sales performance was underpinned by its truck sales which posted its first year-on-year increase in three years. Auto industry sales were boosted by… Read More »
While you may not believe this, government car auctions do support the auto industry. Why is that you may ask? It is very simple to explain. Remember, the more autos that are sold through these auctions the more that they are out in the public eye developing interest in other types of autos that a… Read More »
There are several ways to source a vehicle at an auction. Before you bid at auction you should have registered (which will generally require a valid driver’s license and/or credit card if applicable) and you should have your finance arranged. There are many Government auctions held in the US. Government auctions can be both online… Read More »
