The most expensive car found at Copart … [Autohacker’s Digest]
Last edit: September 29 2024 • 479 view
Welcome to AutoHackers’ Weekly Digest – September 29th, 2024
Every week, I share insights from running insurance auto auction marketplace CARS4.BID. The goal of this digest is to help you avoid common mistakes when buying at auctions and to assist you in purchasing your dream car at the best possible price!
The most expensive car found at Copart
This week I found a Lamborghini Urus that Copart claimed was worth $1 million. Wow. Well, the car isn’t worth that much. After some quick research, I found similar cars with fewer miles for way less $.
This is a good reminder – never trust the retail value listed by auctions. Always check the values yourself and compare them to what the auction says.
By the way I’m getting more active on social media and will be sharing cool finds every day. Let’s connect and stay in touch!
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We do our best to provide many tutorials and explanations, but I guess sometimes our customers cannot find it.
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2012 Toyota RAV4
$4,000 obo
Again, one of our customers won it, but failed to pay for it. His loss is your gain.
It comes with a clean title from Massachusetts, good mileage 127K, retails at over $10,000. Minor side damage, many parts can be reused.
More details can be found here. If interested – reply to this email.
Cheapest buy of the week
1964 Chevrolet Chevelle. Sold for $1500.
One of the most iconic classic American cars. Great deal for our customer!
If you’re interested in classic American cars, follow the link: Classic cars
My choice of the week
2020 Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat. Sold for $33,250.
Right front damage and run and drive condition. An absolute beast!
Retail price $63,389 – great savings!
$25 deal
2012 Chevrolet Cruze sold at IAAI just for $25!
Front damage. A minor repair is needed. Great daily driver.
$75 deal
2006 Volvo V50 sold at IAAI for $75. Only 1% of the $6,332 retail value.
Minor front damage, no keys. But you can’t go wrong with $75 for a car!
$100 deal
2008 Volvo XC90 sold at IAAI for $100.
Impossible, right?! Well, great deal happens daily!
Thank you for reading my digest, and have a great day!
Andrew AutoHacker
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