Hello,
I got an email (perhaps a junk one) from http://www.icarfinder.com/ saying that you can bid some high-end expensive cars starting with a few thousands. And those cars come from government auction. I have no idea how the government got these cars.
Does anyone have experience buying cars through these auctions ? Any thoughts ?
Thanks.
Yuen
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Sounds too good to be true, doesn't it? What is that old saying? Say it with me now...
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The government does get alot of cars. Most are drug seizures under various statutes that allow the government to seize your car if you are convicted of a drug-related (I think it must be a distrubution offense). I'm sure the IRS ends up with a few cars too.
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la ur right. the government auctions off cars that are seized as part of investigation into criminal activity. many are drug related cases that have gone through the appeals process for a number of years if the case haven't settled yet. i use to be an intern with the ag's office in pa and it was a blast working there. u'd be amazed how many cars are confiscated in their impound lot throughout the state. i even had the chance to drive a few myself.  i think that is all i can say for now since i signed a secrecy of oath to the state...
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My friend from school got a 2001 BMW 330Ci coupe real cheap becuase it was from a government auction, the car used to belong to a drug dealer. He always referred to it as "the drug dealer's car".
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