Category: Auctions

You’ve decided that you’re ready to enter the world of auto ownership, and you figured out quickly that buying your first car can be a tough decision. There are so many factors to consider. What does it look like? How...

If you’re ready to bid on a vehicle with AutoBidMaster, understanding bidding statuses will help you understand the overall process. Some bidding statuses have different time frames for the seller to accept your bid. So, if you know what to...

We’ve already gone over basic engine inspections when buying a used vehicle, but what about the interior? You can tell a lot about the car and its potential issues from the condition of the interior. From leaks to frame damage,...

When buying a used car, inspect as much of the vehicle as possible, particularly the condition of the engine. Obviously, if the engine doesn’t work, the car is worthless to most buyers. It’s important to make sure that the engine...

According to the Classic Cars Club of America (CCCA), a car is classified as a “classic” if it is built between 1915 and 1948. But in recent years, cars built in the 60s, 70s, 80s, and even some of the...

Familiarizing yourself with vehicle damage codes is crucial for success when buying clean or salvage title vehicles at auction. Whether you have experience with bidding or are new to the process, understanding these codes correctly can markedly improve your results....

Car buyers these days are becoming more and more cost-conscious, but finding a real bargain isn’t a walk in the park. If you’re on a budget, there’s an easy way to land great deals: shopping for salvaged, repairable cars for...

Motorcycles, just like any other man-made marvel, demand regular maintenance, no matter how advanced or expensive they are. Regular maintenance checks and engine oil changes not only help prevent potential issues, but also keep your repair bills to the minimum....

When buying a vehicle, its fuel source is an important factor to think about. Some vehicles run on plain gasoline, some require premium, and then: there’s diesel. There are some major differences between gasoline and diesel to keep in mind....