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Copart guide | IH8MUD.com Forum - IH8MUD Forum
Registration on Copart: To register with Copart you need to make an account and email a picture of your drivers license to them. There are certain tiers of membership and at this point you are the lowest of the low which means you get the most fees charged to you. If you have a business license you get a substantial discount on those fees.
Is IAA better than Copart? : r/Insurance - Reddit
Is IAA better than Copart? I am looking to better understand the leading 2-3 significant factors in the difference between the salvage & auction businesses for Copart and IAA: -What are the differences between IAA and Copart? Why would you choose one over the other? - Has anyone used IAA since they updated their selling platform?
What should I know before buying from Copart? : r ... - Reddit
What should I know before buying from Copart? I’m planning on picking up a car from Copart. Pretty much set on a 2006-2013 Impala with accident damage, but nothing too extreme. I’m in Pennsylvania, and here the public can bid without a broker.
My experience with buying from Copart and AutoBidMaster broker ... - Reddit
My experience with buying from Copart and AutoBidMaster broker service I wanted to get a different car to use to drive Uber/Lyft and decided to see if I could buy something through Copart that would suit my needs. My post here is to help others who may be thinking about trying to buy from Copart but are unsure of the process. FWIW, I am in Texas.
Copart is absolutely insane right now : r/askcarsales - Reddit
I’ve been buying and selling cars from insurance companies for a while now but I’ve never seen a market like this one. I was the highest bidder on a SALVAGE 2017 Chevrolet Silverado LT V8 2WD with bench cloth seats. A base model and very boring truck. I bid 16,900. Plus a 7.5% standard vehicle fee, $79 gate fee, $149 live bid fee, $20 mailing fee, and a $10 environmental fee. The total ...
Is Copart reliable? : r/askcarsales - Reddit
Copart is not an impounded cars auction. Copart is a damaged (often severely) car auction that happens to sell some impounded cars. Do not buy a car from copart unless you are a mechanic. And definitely do not buy anything with newer technology (forward collision, adaptive cruise, lane assist) unless you are some sort of mechanic/engineer.
Who has experience with the various brokers? : r/Copartonline
It looks like the most established brokers who partner with Copart are Auto Bid Master, Salvage Reseller, and A Better Bid. Does any have experience with two or more of them to help us decide who to use?
CoPart- My Experience + Any Advice? : r/cars - Reddit
Copart sells to car dealers, dismantlers, auto body shops etc. Yes they technically do sell to private individuals but its not really meant for that. You end up having to hire a broker to put a bid on a car and then like in your case the broker fees basically double the cost of the car. I have used copart in the past as a hobbyist for getting project cars or parts source cars. I ended up ...
Considering Buying from A Better Bid - Any Experiences? : r ... - Reddit
Whatever the price of the vehicle was that you paid for at Copart, expect it to be $1200 or more on top of that after broker fees, shipping fees, Copart fees and storage fees.
How do Copart Auctions work? Anyone ever score a great deal ... - Reddit
How do Copart Auctions work? Anyone ever score a great deal? Has anyone here ever used Copart to buy a car? I'm a bit confused as to how it works. I place some bids, and then it goes into a "live auction", and then what? Is there more bidding that goes on during the live auction at an actual auction? What's the deal, amirite folks? Archived post.
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