Free Car History Reports and Car Buying Guides
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| Chevrolet Malibu LS NO RESERVE AUCTION CHECK OUT THIS HONEY V 6 US $1,550.00 |
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| Mercury Cougar 1967 Mercury cougar US $1,205.00 |
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| Chevrolet Cavalier 2002 Chevrolet Cavalier Low Mileage Strong Car US $1,525.00 |
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| Toyota Camry 1992 toyota camry xle v6 toyota camry NO RESERVE US $1,400.00 |
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| Ford E Series Van CONVERSION 1994 FORD E150 ECONOLINE CONVERSION VAN CLEAN RUNS GOOD US $1,025.00 |
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| Jeep Cherokee 1996 Jeep Cherokee US $1,777.01 |
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| Buick Skylark Skylark NO RESERVE 86000 MILES BE THE LAST BIDDER US $1,050.00 |
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| Pontiac Grand Prix SE Grand Prix black 4 door US $1,525.00 |
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| Chevrolet Cavalier 2000 Silver Chevy Cavalier low mileage US $1,825.00 |
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| Mitsubishi Eclipse OZ Rally 1999 Mitsubishi Eclipse OZ Rally EditionNEEDS TLC US $1,425.00 |
Luxury Cars at Auction
You pay a fee to get in.
Bidding usually starts at around $500.
And there are several thousand people just like you, wanting to buy a car for that cheap.
So basically no car sells for that low. Actual going prices, aren’t very far from what you’d pay at a normal auction.
Cars at Auction Now
I just bought a 05 Ford Crown Vic last month for $4500. That was the cheapest car that day. It needs work but I am a mechanic so I bought it. Average price for these cars that did not need any work was $6500
You can get a car cheap if you are buying the biggest piece of junk they are selling that day.
For a good clean car expect to pay good money.