| If you are familiar with government | | | | auction being held at your area. |
| seized car auction, then buying a police | | | | 2. Research about the public auction. |
| seized car from auction is easy. But if | | | | Do not confuse yourself with police |
| you are not, then there are certain | | | | auction and police car auction. Police |
| things you need to know so that in the | | | | auctions involve stuff such as boats, |
| end, you have a new pre-owned car at | | | | properties, electronic devices, etc that |
| your driveway. | | | | are seized by the government. Police car |
| First things first: where do police | | | | auction is purely a car auction. Make |
| seized cars come from? Police seized | | | | sure that you research about the public |
| cars are actually private vehicles that | | | | auction and get the list of cars for |
| have been confiscated, seized or have | | | | sale. |
| been impounded from a long period of | | | | 3. Research about the car. |
| time. | | | | Once you gather the list of cars that |
| There is a popular notion that all | | | | will be auctioned, make a good selection |
| police seized cars have been involved in | | | | and research about them. Know the |
| illegal activities or have been | | | | history of each vehicle on your list. |
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| come from these, there are a good number | | | | online auction site, is an effective |
| of vehicles that have been used by | | | | tool to know the records of the |
| police officers or retired officials or | | | | vehicles. If you are not planning to pay |
| are totally not related to criminals. | | | | for a membership fee to use the |
| These vehicles are then being sold to | | | | CarFaxVIN, you can always get the VIN |
| the highest bidder. | | | | number for the vehicles and get their |
| Regardless of where these cars come from | | | | record at certain websites for free. |
| or what history do they carry, the | | | | Also, make sure that you know the |
| bottom line is these cars are being sold | | | | current market value of the cars on your |
| legally. | | | | list. This way, you will know how much |
| How to buy police seized car? | | | | are you willing so spend for a |
| When buying vehicle from police seized | | | | particular car. |
| car auction, you need to… | | | | 4. Come to auction sites early. |
| 1. Know when and where exactly the | | | | It is very important to physically |
| auctions will be held. | | | | inspect the cars before you bid. Go to |
| Different law enforcement agencies such | | | | the auction site early. |
| as Federal law enforcement agency, Local | | | | 5. Bring enough money. |
| Police agency, and County Sheriff | | | | After you have won a car, you will be |
| department hold a specific date and time | | | | asked to pay for the purchase |
| of the year for auction. Know it by | | | | immediately in cash. This is unlike |
| inquiring at any local police | | | | other auctions wherein you can issue a |
| departments. Usually, they make a local | | | | check as a form of payment. |
| paper listing and public announcement as | | | | Finally, make sure that before you bid, |
| to when will the next auction be held. | | | | know the rules of the auction. Inquire |
| Check the internet for more information | | | | about the warranty, insurance, and other |
| about police seized car auction. Check | | | | conditions such as payment modes to |
| certain websites that give out | | | | avoid misunderstanding. |
| information about police seized car | | | | |