1. Auto Auctions
- What Is Manheim Auto Auction?
- What Is ADESA Auto Auction?
- What is Copart Auto Auction?
- What Is IAAI Auto Auction?
- What Is Salvage Direct?
2. Servises & Prices
- What Is Do I Get For $19.99?
- What Is For Free On Your Website?
- Can I Buy One AutoCheck Report?
- How Much is Ulimited Autocheck Report?
3. Car Titles
About Manheim
Manheim was established more than 60 years ago as a wholesale vehicle auction operation. Today, with more than 30,000 employees in 130 operating locations worldwide, Manheim is the world's largest provider of vehicle remarketing services. In 2008, Manheim handled nearly 10 million used vehicles, facilitating transactions representing more than $50 billion in value.
A wholly owned subsidiary of Cox Enterprises, Inc., Manheim is transforming the wholesale vehicle buying and selling experience through investments in technology and innovative products and services. Manheim markets Frontline Services, OVE.com, Manheim Simulcast, Manheim Financial Services (MAFS), Total Resource Auctions and other respected brands to the remarketing industry in more than 19 countries, including Australia, Turkey and the United Kingdom.
As the world's leading provider of used vehicle services, Manheim has set the standard for buying and selling vehicles at live auctions and online. Manheim brings together qualified sellers and volume buyers of used vehicles that include automotive dealerships, banks, car rental agencies, car manufacturers, and government agencies. Manheim provides its customers a reliable and safe market to purchase a variety of vehicles and services that no other remarketing provider can match.
Manheim cares about its employees, the environment and the communities it serves. From fund raising drives to tutoring kids after school to supporting long-term conservation efforts, Manheim and its employees are dedicated to protecting the environment and giving back to their communities.
About ADESA
ADESA provides customers a whole car auction solution. We serve two main client types: institutional customers and dealers. Our institutional customers include:
- Vehicle manufacturers
- Banks, credit unions and other financial centers
- Vehicle finance companies
- Vehicle rental companies
- Fleet management companies
- Insurance companies
The dealers who consign and purchase vehicles at ADESA auctions are licensed franchises and independent wholesale dealers. Dealer consignment vehicles include over-aged dealer inventory and unwanted dealer
trade-ins.
Our Facilities
ADESA's used vehicle auction network includes auction sites that are strategically located near areas with a large concentration of used vehicle dealerships. Each site is a multi-lane, drive-through facility that hosts at least one vehicle auction per week.
We provide a full range of vehicle remarketing services for buyers and sellers, including:
- Live auctioning of the vehicle in person and via the Internet using streaming audio and video
- Reconditioning services, including:
- detailing
- washing
- body work
- light mechanical work
- glass repair
- paintless dent repair
- tire and key replacement
- upholstery repair
- “Best Venue” remarketing options—ADESA (whole car) or Insurance Auto Auctions (over-aged, high mileage and salvage vehicles)
About Copart
Copart sells more than one million vehicles each year through VB2, our patented two-stage internet sales technology.
Members all over the world have come to Copart because of our extensive inventory with more than 50,000 vehicles available for bidding each day. Members can choose from classics, early or late model cars, trucks, SUVs, motorcycles, boats, snowmobiles, jet skis, recreational vehicles, and more. To become a Copart Member, please visit our How to Buy page.
Copart sells vehicles for a variety of consignors including finance companies, banks, dealers, fleets, rental car companies and the insurance industry. Copart also sells vehicles for the public through its fast, easy service called CopartDirect, and for franchised and independent auto dealers through its Copart Dealer Services (CDS) division. We have more than 140 facilities throughout the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom, allowing us to be closer to both our Members and Sellers. We utilize a UK website to remarket vehicles in Europe.
Copart was founded in 1982 by CEO Willis J. Johnson, a true American success story. Johnson grew up learning about business from his father — an entrepreneur who dabbled in everything from dairy farming to running restaurants and building houses. Johnson took that entrepreneurial spirit, along with a strong work ethic and a passion for change, and started Copart with just one salvage yard in California. In 1994, he took Copart public (NASDAQ: "CPRT"), raising the money needed to expand the company across the United States. The development of VB2 transformed Copart from a salvage vehicle auction company into a technology company offering a global remarketing platform that links buyers and sellers around the world.
Johnson's vision has helped Copart tear down barriers that make it difficult or time-consuming to sell or buy cars. Copart is also dedicated to something called "legendary service" — service that leaves our customers going "WOW! How did they do that?"
Copart's success has earned us a place on Forbes "200 Best Small Companies" list nine years in a row. Copart was also featured on the television show, World's Best as "The World's Best Remarketing Company."
You have made an excellent choice coming to Copart.com. We hope you take some time to sit back, relax, and take a look at all that Copart and VB2 has to offer. We think you'll find that your experience with us will be "A Bid Above The Rest!"
About IAAI Auto Auction
Our hybrid auction model, including live, Internet and proxy bidding – combined with our mature buyer base and diverse inventory – produce exceptional returns from each sale. With over 25 years in the industry, we hold the most comprehensive warehouse of automotive total-loss auction data.
There are over 3.5 million vehicles deemed total-losses each year in the United States. Since 1997, this number has grown significantly, mostly due to vehicle manufacturing changes and improvements including air bags.
Working in partnership with a variety of Sellers including insurance companies, dealerships, rental car companies, and fleet lease companies, IAA works to facilitate the efficient sale of total-loss vehicles. With our extensive network of auction facilities, and our hybrid auction model, vehicles are sold fast and for some of the best possible prices.
Salvage Direct
Salvage Direct is the original, online-only, insurance auction format for all types of vehicles including salvage construction equipment, salvage cars, salvage motorcycles, ATVs, RVs, salvage boats, personal watercraft and more!
You'll find salvage vehicles you need faster at SalvageDirect.com.
Check out these feaures:
- More FREE storage
- No hidden fees (including gate fees)
- No annual renewal rate
- Best customer service in the industry
- Fast cycle times
It's easy to keep in touch with our ever-changing insurance salvage inventory:
What do I get For $19.99
You get Full Access To All Dealer's Only Auctions (Including Manheim, ADESA, Statistics Of Manheim Prices, Salvage Direct) plus you get Free Unlimited Autocheck Report (regular price $59.99) you can watch live online Copart Auction.
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What Do I Get For Free
You Get Access to Dealer's Only Auctions (Copart, Adessa).
Can I Buy One AutoCheck Report?
Yes you can buy One AutoCheck Report for only $9.99 (Regular Price $19.99)
How Much is Ulimited Autocheck Report?
Yes you can buy Ulimited Autocheck Report for only $19,99 (regular price $ 59,99)
Salvage Title
In the United States, a salvage title is an automobile title with a notation that the vehicle has been damaged in excess of approximately 70% of its pre-accident market value. The exact percentage depends on the insurance provider and any applicable laws and regulations. This notation gets applied to a title when an insurance company pays a total-loss claim on a vehicle, but then sells the vehicle at an auction center. If the vehicle is kept by its owner through a buy-back program, then the vehicle will retain a clean title. A properly restored vehicle is still safely drivable even if it is technically considered a total loss by an insurance company, particularly with older vehicles where even minor cosmetic damage would cost more to fix than the vehicle's pre-accident market value.
There is no specific formula in most states that specifies when a vehicle is deemed salvage; this is typically decided on a case by case basis. Once the auto is involved in an accident, the insurance company then offers the vehicle back to the owner as an insurance buyback. With an insurance buyback the owner is responsible for getting the repairs made and having the car inspected by the highway patrol or a state regulated inspection facility. At this point, the car may still have a clean title, regardless of the degree of the damage done, because it was never owned by the insurance company. Some insurance companies require the title be branded. If the auto is not a buyback, it is towed to a salvage auction where it will be sold to an auto recycler or a rebuilder, and given a salvage title. A rebuilder can sell the car as-is or fix the car and resell it as a rebuilt salvage titled car.
Having a "Salvage" or "Junk" title only applies to the United States and Canada. All vehicles imported or exported to other countries will automatically obtain a "Clean" title, even if they have been involved in an accident.
Rebuild Title
A rebuilt title is issued to a vehicle that previously was a salvage vehicle and has since been reconstructed. Most states require an inspection by a licensed garage or body shop along with the state Department of Motor Vehicles before the vehicle is allowed back on the road. These vehicles can provide inexpensive options for buyers.