LuCiFeR97Z28
01-22-2003, 06:23 PM
Hey guys,
A family member is looking to buy a car and I'm looking to go beyond conventional means to search for a good deal. Someone recommended going to an auction.
How exactly does this work? Can I preview before I buy? Are there warranty's offered? Is there a website for more information? Any and all info is greatly appreciated :).
BTW - the buyer is looking to spend $4-6K CDN for a reliable, sporty vehicle. If anyone has anything for sale or any leads, please let me know.
TIA.
:bow:
ollie-99
01-22-2003, 06:32 PM
hey i never purchase one from an auction but my buddy did
they let you start the cars and look inside of them and stuff, they wont let you take them off the lot.
Im pretty sure they give some sort of warrantly like 25-50 km (not much)
its worth a shot i guess....
Good Luck
blue 79 Z/28
01-22-2003, 08:09 PM
ive got a 88 RX-7 GXL for sale, its in good shape all options pwr everything, moon roof, leather interior, nice looking sorts car. its stock, lots of work done on it, reliable, its red, 161k just aircared it 4 days ago, passed with flying colours, its got the turbo II rims on it, 16's yeah baby!! practically brand new dunlops all around, and im doing some work on the brakes this weekend so its going to be fresh too. asking about 5100-5000k obo :D
LT1Z28
01-22-2003, 11:23 PM
Hey aly i got friends that are harsh into the auction scene. They might be coming up this weekend to head out too one in surrey not too sure.
Also from my undrstanding you basically get to fire it up if it starts up. Half of the time the batteries in them are dead. Also you get too move it around slightly. However i believe in the world of auctions there are no returns or warranties you buy at your own risk. If it dies pulling out of the yard it is still yours. Also it is rather hard to get a great grasp on it, first auction i went to i couldnt figure out what the hell the dude was saying. Got a freaking headache from listening to him all day long. :S
It is a rather scetchy sceneraio but there are deals to be had. The only prob is you basically have to buy on impulse, you hesitate for one sec and you loose out.
Anyways later if i head out this weekend i will drop you a line
Later
Mike
94Zman
01-23-2003, 12:47 AM
Might be there saturday, opens @ 10:30, can be quite intense and you really need to be able to 'call' the car ( not pick a piece of poop cause its your )
LuCiFeR97Z28
01-23-2003, 06:04 AM
Thanks for all the help/advice guys. Rudi or Mike, please let me know if you're heading down there, I may drop by.
Is there a website/information center regarding the process? Where do I go? What time? What days?
Sorry for the ignorant questions. TIA.
A.
blue 79 Z/28
01-23-2003, 11:00 PM
RX-7 people!!!!!.............................:cry:
bunker
01-23-2003, 11:40 PM
if you reasearched about the car you always wanted, you should know enough about it to be able to tell if its desent right on the lot :) IMO
sideways_Into_3rd
01-23-2003, 11:46 PM
take ear plugs .. u'll get a frekin headache ..
and if ur sitting in the lot thingy where they bid ... watch what u do with ur hands ... u scratch ur nose and u just bought a car :dead: lol
97TA-WS6-Con
01-24-2003, 12:14 AM
Yeah, Sid owns that POS Cutlass because he was picking his nose at the wrong time.
D'oh