I had been looking around the internet for somewhere good to get hold of a new car.
I didn't fancy trying eBay, I'm not sure about you but when it comes to paying more than $200/300 I tend to want some kind of security, more than eBay offers anyway.
I also like to look over cars or at least have some kind of guarantee on them and have it come from somewhere that has a rock solid reputation.
That's when I came across a repossessed car auctions site that deals exclusively with government vehicles, these include vehicles repossessed and seized by the FBI, IRS and other government run agencies.
That's not all though, the site also includes ex-enforcement vehicles along with ex-fire department vehicles too.
I don't think you will be able to pick up your very own fire engine but you will be able to pick up all shapes and sizes at these government auctions.
All the vehicles are fully functioning and in good working order.
There is nothing older than three years being auctioned and you will be able to find a few absolute bargains that are not half that old.
The depressing facts of life are that people will not be able to keep up loan payments for an infinite amount of reasons, unfortunately people will lose possessions and when bailiffs take these items they will be looking to make quick sales in order to secure quick money.
Someone will definitely be buying someone else's repossessed car on a repossessed car auctions site or at a live auction, that is fact, so, you should not take pleasure in the act but you should not turn the chance down as we all need to save money.
I didn't fancy trying eBay, I'm not sure about you but when it comes to paying more than $200/300 I tend to want some kind of security, more than eBay offers anyway.
I also like to look over cars or at least have some kind of guarantee on them and have it come from somewhere that has a rock solid reputation.
That's when I came across a repossessed car auctions site that deals exclusively with government vehicles, these include vehicles repossessed and seized by the FBI, IRS and other government run agencies.
That's not all though, the site also includes ex-enforcement vehicles along with ex-fire department vehicles too.
I don't think you will be able to pick up your very own fire engine but you will be able to pick up all shapes and sizes at these government auctions.
All the vehicles are fully functioning and in good working order.
There is nothing older than three years being auctioned and you will be able to find a few absolute bargains that are not half that old.
The depressing facts of life are that people will not be able to keep up loan payments for an infinite amount of reasons, unfortunately people will lose possessions and when bailiffs take these items they will be looking to make quick sales in order to secure quick money.
Someone will definitely be buying someone else's repossessed car on a repossessed car auctions site or at a live auction, that is fact, so, you should not take pleasure in the act but you should not turn the chance down as we all need to save money.