How can one ascertain what price an auction car was sold at?
By car-guy. Filed in car police auctions |Tags: Auction Car, Auction Sites, Exec, Gm, Gm Cars, Late Model
artsbest asked:
I'm referring to executive driven, late model, low miles GM cars. The exec's drive them for a few months then they're auctioned off at various auction sites throughout America. Would like to know if one can subscribe to a service which details the prices paid. Thanks you for any input.
Tuesday, November 24th 2009 at 7:57 pm |
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Find out which auction the dealer buys his cars from.
Get the VIN and call it in to the auction company.
You might be able to VIN check on the internet.
There’s a way you can do it with Manheim auto auction.
Saturday, November 28th 2009 at 6:25 am |
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You call up the office where the cars where auctioned at and ask for their price list.
Monday, November 30th 2009 at 7:41 pm |
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Despite what people have said you cant just call up the auction and have them tell you how much the car went for, you need to be a authorized rep from a GM dealer to go to those auctions and get info from them. Even if they would do that it would be a tremendous pain since there are thousands of cars that go through those auctions every week. Basically you would have to have the dealer show you the invoice for the specific car, and that would take some serious negotiating to get that to happen.