| It is not everyday that you buy a car but when | | | | between $20 and $60. |
| you do, you want it to be better, fresher, and | | | | Either you bid online or on site, there are things |
| later modern than what you currently have. This | | | | you need to know and should practice to ensure |
| of course often falls on the category of a brand | | | | that you get a quality vehicle at the least possible |
| new car. But what if you cannot afford one or | | | | price. Here are those. |
| your bank would not allow you to get a loan? | | | | 1. Inspect the vehicle. If you are bidding on site, |
| What if all you can throw are some hundreds | | | | you should come early to check the condition of |
| bucks? These situations should not hinder you | | | | the vehicle on the lot. Although some police |
| from owning a better, fresher and later car model | | | | auctions do not allow test driving the vehicle |
| you dream of because believe it or not, you can | | | | before bidding, you can always take an ocular |
| actually drive home "almost new" car without | | | | inspection and set your bar from there. Online |
| relying on bank approval or on your bank account. | | | | bidding is quite different. You cannot physically |
| How? By bidding at police seized vehicle auction! | | | | inspect the vehicles on the list but you can always |
| No, I am not making publicity about police seized | | | | do your research about the condition of the |
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| this: that if you want to buy quality vehicle at dirt | | | | you will be able to see the history of the car you |
| cheap, go to police seized vehicle auction. | | | | want to buy and decide from there. |
| "So how will to buy police seized vehicle?" you | | | | 2. Make a short list. Do not focus on one vehicle |
| ask. | | | | alone. List down some possible vehicles you can |
| Law enforcement agencies such as Federal law | | | | own. This way, if you were not able to win your |
| enforcement agency, Local Police agency, and | | | | first choice, there are still some vehicles you can |
| County Sheriff department hold seized vehicle | | | | bid on. |
| regularly at a specific location, usually at police | | | | 3. Set a budget. Vehicles here sold to the highest |
| stations, and date. In most cases, these law | | | | bidder and there is a great chance that the bidding |
| enforcement agencies post on local newspaper | | | | can blow out of proportion and reach way above |
| the "when" and "where" their auctions will be held. | | | | its current market value. That is why you need to |
| You can also go to you local police station and ask | | | | set a budget for every vehicle you want to buy. |
| if there is any auction that will be held in the | | | | 4. Do not expect perfection. Although there are |
| future. | | | | some cases wherein people winning quality vehicle, |
| Police seized vehicles are also being auctioned | | | | you should not raise your expectation and |
| online. All you have to do is to look for sites that | | | | assume to hit the jackpot anytime. These are |
| offer these and register as a member to gain full | | | | pre-owned vehicle and they may require a few |
| access on the various vehicles on sale. Most sites | | | | repairs here and there. |
| charge a one time membership fee that goes | | | | |