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Auto auctions are a method of selling new, and most often, used vehicles based on auction system. Auto auctions can be found in most nations, but are often unknown to most people. This is, such as in the case of the United States, because this a protected source for used car dealers. In other countries, such as Japan, auto auctions are well known and used (indirectly) by most people. Country SpecificJapanAuto auctions are the most popular method to sell used vehicles in Japan. Most customers are Japanese seeking a cheap vehicle to start with or replace their older vehicle. Also there many also trying to sell their vehicles. Individuals though cannot directly use auto auctions, but must go through those holding auction membership. In Japanese law, only dealerships may become members to auto auctions. The way the system is set up allows people to have access to information, but keep the auctions orderly with only professionals actually able to bid. A small percentage of the dealers that are members of Japanese auto auctions are also used vehicle exporters that most often use the auto auctions as their primary source of used vehicles. Other than these exporters, most members are used vehicle dealership that sell in Japan and are used by Japanese people to find a car they want. In Japan there are over 30 well known auto auction groups and over 200 auto auction locations throughout Japan. Additionally, there are more smaller auctions held for specialized items. From Wikipedia under the
GNU Free Documentation License Anyone know anythinga bout dealer car auctions? Q. My uncle and I are going to a dealer auction. i thought it was a great idea to go, but the more I read about them, the more I see that there are low end, clunker cars, and you can't buy them cheap. Anyone know or been to one and could maybe tell me what kind of cars I would expect to see there? Thanks And I know that you have to be a "dealer" to go to a "dealer auction" but we've gotten around this. Asked by c f - Wed Feb 20 10:12:51 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments A. repo's, highmilage cars, cars they dont wanna put money into, cars that dont sell, alot of junk yard fix ups, Just keep your eyes peeled, you can find some deals... Answered by gravel128 - Wed Feb 20 10:22:58 2008 I am interested in what the profit margin is for vehicles at used car dealer auctions.? Q. I want to get my used car dealer license. I would like to have information on the prices for vehicles at these auctions. Any other information on the industry would be appreciated. Asked by edward0113@sbcglobal.net - Mon Mar 20 00:02:19 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments A. It depends in what state you want to be licensed in. Ca requires you to also have a permanent location. there goes profit margin. If you want to just sell cars, then you have to work for someone else. depending on how much you want to invest in your business will depend on what type of auction you will be allowed to attend. Remember, the bigger the investment, the higher the profit. Answered by crazyone - Mon Mar 20 00:07:02 2006 My title is being held by the auction my used car dealer bought it from. How do I get my title?
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