How I bought at car at an auto auction

that was less than one year old for half of the MSRP.

The car I currently use every day was purchased at an auto auction. It's a Dodge Neon ES with CD player, power locks, power windows, etc. Want to learn how I got a car less than one year old for half of the MSRP?

  • Dodge Neon ES with CD Player and power everything.
  • Less than one year old at time of purchase.
  • Only 10,000 miles on the odometer.
  • I bought at an auto auction for $6,600.

The automobile was abandoned in Avondale Estates. The Dekalb county police had it towed since it was abandoned. It was towed to S&W Towing. After 90 days a Georgia judge retitled the car in Georiga and S&W Towing sold it at an auction held on their property.

The website www.FreeAuctionInformation.com offers free data on auto auctions. I recommend this website because the information is free. The website lists all the cars up for auction as published in public notices. The cars are listed with their VIN, year, make and model. Plus, you'll be able to find the date, time and exact location of the auction. The auctions are open to the public and anyone can attend.

I purchased the car which was less than one year old at their weekly auction. The automobile had only 10,000 miles on it when I got it. Here's the best part, the price was $6,600. That's right, I bought the practically new car for only 66 hundred. I've never had a problem with it and I've never been happier with a car.

Are you interested in government auctions? The Government Auction website has information on these auctions. There are guides published by the U.S. Federal Government regarding auctions and property. You can download these PDFs from the The Government Auction website.

I paided it off right away. I had to pay cash at the auction. Actually, I had to come up with the cash within a week of the auction. I used some money from my bank account. The rest was a cash advance on a credit card. I had a 6 month zero percent interest card so I avoided paying interest. When needed, I transferred the balance to other zero interest cards. That means I wasn't paying interest to a bank for my auto loan.

Plus, I don't have the bank forcing me to carry collision insurance on the car. I own the car outright. That means I save each and every month on automobile insurance bills.