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Behind the Bid

Behind the Bid explores the legal and procedural side of buying salvage vehicles through AutoBidMaster. From state-specific auction laws to registration requirements and bidding regulations, this category helps you understand every rule that shapes your bidding experience. Whether you’re a first-time buyer or an experienced dealer, these guides offer the insights you need to bid confidently and stay compliant across all 50 states.

Navigating Salvage Vehicle Auctions in Kansas: Rules and Best Practices
February 9, 2026 9 Mins Read

Navigating Salvage Vehicle Auctions in Kansas: Rules and Best Practices

If you’ve ever browsed salvage yards in Kansas, you know there’s serious money to be saved on damaged vehicles. However, jumping into car auctions without knowing Kansas’ specific rules can result in costly errors. This guide explains what you need...
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Buying a Salvaged Car in Indiana: Key Considerations
February 5, 2026 10 Mins Read

Buying a Salvaged Car in Indiana: Key Considerations

Why Indiana’s Salvage Car Market Deserves Your Attention If you’ve ever considered buying a salvaged car in Indiana, you’re not alone. The Hoosier State has become a hotspot for motorists and car enthusiasts looking to score incredible deals on vehicles...
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Illinois Salvage Auctions: Title Rules and Lemon Laws to Know
February 3, 2026 12 Mins Read

Illinois Salvage Auctions: Title Rules and Lemon Laws to Know

Buying at Illinois auto auctions can save you thousands of dollars, but there’s more to it than just finding the cheapest bid. The difference between a great deal and an expensive mistake usually comes down to how well you research...
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What to Know Before Bidding on Vehicles in Pennsylvania
January 20, 2026 6 Mins Read

What to Know Before Bidding on Vehicles in Pennsylvania

Bidding on vehicles in Pennsylvania can feel different from other states because of how Pennsylvania handles title branding, reconstructed vehicle requirements, insurance total-loss processing, and auction participation rules. For many buyers, the most confusing part is not the bidding process...
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Making Sense of Vehicle Bidding in North Carolina
January 14, 2026 7 Mins Read

Making Sense of Vehicle Bidding in North Carolina

Bidding on vehicles in North Carolina can feel more complicated than in many other states, not because the auction process itself is unusual, but because North Carolina’s title rules, inspection requirements, and platform-level participation policies all affect how bids are...
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Navigating Bidding Rules in South Carolina Auto Auctions
January 9, 2026 6 Mins Read

Navigating Bidding Rules in South Carolina Auto Auctions

South Carolina has an active vehicle auction market with a steady flow of insurance total-loss vehicles, rebuildable units, fleet vehicles, and everyday passenger cars. But while many buyers think of South Carolina as a relatively accessible state, bidding access depends...
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Colorado Auto Auction: Rules, Restrictions, and Required Steps
January 7, 2026 6 Mins Read

Colorado Auto Auction: Rules, Restrictions, and Required Steps

Colorado has a highly active vehicle auction market, supported by strong demand for late-model vehicles, insurance total-loss units, hail-damaged cars and trucks, and retired fleet vehicles. But while inventory is plentiful, auction access for public buyers in Colorado is more...
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Buying Salvage Cars in New Jersey: A Guide
January 2, 2026 5 Mins Read

Buying Salvage Cars in New Jersey: A Guide

If you are planning to bid on salvage vehicles at auction in New Jersey, it is important to understand how the process works locally. While auctions follow a similar structure nationwide, New Jersey has its own rules around salvage titles,...
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Auction Rules and Buying Tips for Georgia
December 18, 2025 4 Mins Read

Auction Rules and Buying Tips for Georgia

When you’re planning to bid on vehicles at auction in Georgia, it’s important to understand not only what state law allows, but also how auctions actually work for public buyers. Georgia is more accessible than many states, but that access...
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