When you’re on the search for a salvage car from AutoBidMaster, it’s important to do some research before placing your bid. An important step of the research process is to get a vehicle history report, also called a Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) Report. Here are some of the things you can expect to find in one of these reports. Title History Along with the insurance history, it’s important to know if a car has been…
Fuel efficiency is one of the main factors that Americans consider when buying vehicles. A car with high car odometer reading not only saves money but also reduces oil dependence cost, increases energy sustainability, and reduces your carbon footprint. The demand for fuel-efficient vehicles has grown more than ever, and most cars in the market have a decent mpg. If buying a new car is out of question, and you are looking for gas-efficient models at Dallas car auctions or anywhere else across the U.S., we list the top four models to consider.
AutoBidMaster has thousands of cars listed for auction. With this much selection you want to make sure you bid on the car that best fits your needs. Making the right picks, however, can be tricky. That’s why we have put together this brief guide to help you find the best car for you. If Possible, Inspect Before You Buy We strongly recommend inspecting the vehicle before you make a decision to bid on a car.…
Why buy with AutoBidMaster? AutoBidMaster is a licensed broker for Copart auctions. Copart manages the largest inventory of salvage vehicles in the US. The vast majority, but not all, of Copart auctions are closed to the public. These auctions are limited to licensed car dealers and other licensed businesses. If you don’t have a required license, then you can’t participate. This where AutoBidMaster can help you. We are a licensed Copart broker and we let…
Purchasing a salvage title car is not a complex process. You go online to a bidding site, choose the car that fits into your lifestyle and bid for it. Online auction sites such as Autobidmaster help you throughout the whole process making it a hassle free affair. Having said that, there are other things you will need to do once your purchase the car of your choice. One important task after the purchase of any…
Purchasing a salvage vehicle can be tough. Even with the many clean title cars AutoBidMaster sells, it can be difficult to know just what you are getting. Almost as important as what you are buying is how you, the buyer, approach the auction. With that in mind we have collected some of the most often repeated advice we give to our customers and are sharing this with you. Research the Car Before you Buy As…
As cars get more complicated with computers and more advanced components, it can be very easy to forget that certain basic features are the same with every vehicle. Oil, tires, batteries and brakes are all essential for the smooth operation of your vehicle. When looking at salvage vehicles all of these aspects should be inspected with an eye toward their successful operation. And on any car, new or old, they all need to be checked…
An AutoBidMaster auction has a few key differences from an Ebay auction, and both have key differences from auctions at your local auction house. While the word “auction” generally describes a purchasing system in which potential buyers offer their ideal price for sale items, the specifics can vary widely based on the structure set by the sellers and auction provider. A common misconception about auto auctions is that the high bidder automatically wins the vehicle.…
When it comes to buying a used vehicle, one of the best and most common pieces of advice is to inspect the vehicle prior to purchase. This is especially true when it comes to salvage car auctions, where cars are often sold “as-is.” If at all possible, we recommend visiting the relevant Copart auction yards in person to inspect any vehicles of interest during Pre-bidding. You will be able to gain access to any Copart…
Auction vehicles sold through AutoBidMaster go through two separate phases of bidding. First is Preliminary or Pre-bidding, which begins when a vehicle is assigned a sale date. During Pre-bidding, you can place your initial bids on the vehicle. The highest bid at the end of Pre-bidding becomes the starting bid for the live auction. Pre-bidding ends an hour before the start of the live auction, and the highest Pre-bid becomes the starting bid at auction.…
