Some people feel like the government is our worst enemy or the big brother we don't want. They make us pay taxes and enforce rules that we don't like. To an extent this may be true. Our federal friends are a necessary evil. Now this does not mean though that they do us no good. On the contrary there are many ways that the government provides services that are for our benefit. In particular we are speaking about government car auctions. This guide is meant to introduce you to the world of government seized properties (cars, trucks, motor homes and motorcycles) and their availability to the public.
The Surplus
Each year the government (In this particular article we are referring to the United States of America) takes possession of all kinds of property. The automobile surplus is the vastest. It includes luxury cars, SUVs, trucks, sports cars, mobile homes, motorcycles and more. Now automobiles can not be contained and stored away infinitely. They need to be cleared out. So in order to manage this, the government uses auctions to exhaust an always growing surplus.
Cars for Assets and Clearance
By becoming an auctioneer the government accomplishes two jobs. That is clearing room for the inevitability that more seized and salvaged properties will be detained and gaining assets. In order to accomplish both of these tasks the value of these sold cars or trucks are slashed way below their worth. You'll find discounts as low as 90%.
Now let's connect the dots. For you this means that any car you want is available for a whole lot less than you'll pay from a dealership or private owner. Why would you ever buy from those sources when you can just go to Uncle Sam and get it way under value?
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