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Autohacker’s Weekly Digest. November 10th, 2024.

The goal of this digest is to help you avoid common mistakes when buying at auctions and assist you in purchasing a GREAT DEAL on a car at the best possible price!

Audi S5 for $0 per month

Not every car at a salvage auction is perfect for flipping, but many are great for daily driving—and you can drive them with no loss!

Take this 2023 Audi S5, a theft recovery. It’s in perfect condition, sold for $26,750—all in, about $30,000.

Right now, this car is worth around $55,000.

Imagine driving this incredible Audi S5 for two years and then selling it for what you paid—no loss!

Loosing nothing !

If you leased it instead, you’d be paying over $900 a month. That’s $20,000 gone after two years!

If this sounds interesting and you’re still unsure how to drive great cars at no extra cost, watch the video and click here to become an Autohacker today!

2023 Audi S5 theft recovery on salvage auction lot

Cheapest DEAL of the week

2003 Mercedes-Benz E320. Sold for $525. It’s only 9% of $5,431 retail value.

What a DEAL!

Front end damage, but it’s a run and drive condition with a fairly nice interior

2003 Mercedes-Benz E320 with front-end damage at auction

My PICK

2021 Kia Stinger. 3.3L V6, 365 hp. Sold for $14,000.

It’s only 50% of the retail value, and that’s for a vehicle with no major damage, just minor dents and scratches. What a DEAL!

If you’d like to find a car with minor damage as well, please use this link: Normal wear cars

2021 Kia Stinger with minor cosmetic damage at auction lot

$25 DEAL

2012 Chevrolet Captiva sold at Copart for $25!

Front damage and high mileage. This car may need some repairs, but it’s still an awesome deal!

2012 Chevrolet Captiva with front damage at Copart auction lot

$50 deal

1998 Jaguar XJR sold at Copart for $50.

Minor rear and front damage. An excellent choice for restoring a classic luxury vehicle – you can’t go wrong with $50 for a car! What a DEAL!

1998 Jaguar XJR with minor damage at Copart auction lot

$100 deal

2013 Chevrolet Malibu sold at Copart for $100.

Impossible, right?! Well, great deal happens daily!

2013 Chevrolet Malibu with front damage at Copart auction lot

Thank you for reading my digest, and have a great day!

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Andrew AutoHacker

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