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Competitive Auto Insurance Auction
Do you want to save about 50% on your next vehicle and get it from somewhere other than a dealer? This is very possible if you purchase your next vehicle at insurance auto auction.
An insurance auto auction is a car auction that only sells vehicles that auto insurance companies have labeled as salvaged. When an auto insurance company totals out a vehicle for any reason, they will own the vehicle, and eventually will auction the vehicle off.
A vehicle labeled as “totaled” does not mean that it is not drivable or not fixable. It means that the amount of damage is equal to or greater than the amount the auto insurance company is willing to pay out to the owner of the car. Auto insurance companies are more willing to cut a check for the value of the vehicle than pay to have it fixed.
Insurance Auto Auctions, established in 1982, has developed into a foremost head in automotive recovery business and a leader in providing entirety loss asserts services. |
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Many major auto insurance companies work with Insurance Auto Auctions, Inc, like Farmer's Insurance and GEICO.
Salvage auto auctioneers, like Insurance Auto Auction, typically makes money on the transaction of each sale. Auctioneers usually charge buyers a flat consignment fee of $50 to $150 per vehicle to cover services like towing, assessment, title processing, and storage.
Find the next insurance auto auctions near you, and get more information about reputable salvage auto auctioneers, used car auctioneers, and government seized auto auctions.
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