GM LS 5.3 !! swap away
GM LS 5.3 !! swap away
Most Copart auctions are restricted unless you have a dealer license. And going through a broker is likely to add at least $1000
https://www.salvagereseller.com/copart-fees
Start adding. Copart fees, Salvagereseller fee, bidding fee, gate fee.
I used a different broker when I bought my Touareg but I was not allowed to pick it up myself and there is wording suggesting the same on Salvagereseller so expect maybe the minimum of a tow company to pull it off the Copart lot and meet you in a parking lot with a trailer.
In reply to dan0 (Forum Supporter) :
yeah, the hidden fees are pretty much why I've stopped looking at CoPart and IAAI auctions.
When your hunting cheep crap, the fees quickly added a HUGE percentage to the overall out the door price.
i bought a bmw 760 last month on Copart/Salvagereseller
bid was $2000, plus $1030 in fees = $3030
and i loaded it on my trailer in the copart parking lot... actually the nice forklift driver loaded it onto my trailer for me...
so i cannot imagine how buying a $400 car is gonna be $1000 in fees...
but, its the internet, so have at it!!
"a million dollars??!? hahaha try a Billion!"
I was expecting the bid to be around $1000 at least since it has a reserve on it as well.
I purchased a Touareg through Autobidmaster/ Copart in late December and bid was $1000 and paid $901 in fees hence my estimation of $1000 in fees in my post.
billstewartx said:so i cannot imagine how buying a $400 car is gonna be $1000 in fees...
Sold for $1450 bid plus ???
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