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Current bid Preliminary bid $75 USD
Vehicles sold “as is - where is”, all sales are final.
- Condition Run and drive
- VIN JHLRE3H33AC******
- Lot number 46249666
- Location NC - Graham
- Damage Repossession, front end
- Odometer 181,442 mi (actual)
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Current bid Preliminary bid $15,800 USD
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- Condition Run and drive
- VIN 4T3RWRFV1MU******
- Lot number 46084203
- Location FL - Hudson
- Damage Normal wear & tear, repossession
- Odometer 84,870 mi (actual)
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Current bid Preliminary bid $625 USD
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- Condition Won’t start
- VIN 3FA6P0HD3GR******
- Lot number 46356751
- Location MI - Belleville
- Damage Right front, repossession
- Odometer 138,585 mi (actual)
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- Condition Run and drive
- VIN 3FA6P0HD0ER******
- Lot number 45415686
- Location FL - Hudson
- Damage Normal wear & tear, repossession
- Odometer 112,795 mi (actual)
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Current bid Preliminary bid $500 USD
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- Condition Run and drive
- VIN 1FMCU0F79EU******
- Lot number 46312335
- Location MS - Grenada
- Damage Normal wear & tear, repossession
- Odometer 172,921 mi (actual)
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- Condition Run and drive
- VIN 5GAKVDEDXCJ******
- Lot number 46273110
- Location MS - Grenada
- Damage Normal wear & tear, repossession
- Odometer 148,921 mi (actual)
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Current bid Preliminary bid $725 USD
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- Condition Run and drive
- VIN 1N4AL3AP5GC******
- Lot number 46096123
- Location MS - Grenada
- Damage Normal wear & tear, repossession
- Odometer 190,720 mi (actual)
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Current bid Preliminary bid $25 USD
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- Condition Won’t start
- VIN 1FTFW1EF9DF******
- Lot number 46105066
- Location MS - Grenada
- Damage Normal wear & tear, repossession
- Odometer 264,461 mi (actual)
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- Condition Engine start
- VIN KM8NU13C27U******
- Lot number 45937263
- Location MS - Grenada
- Damage Normal wear & tear, repossession
- Odometer 208,218 mi (actual)
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- Condition Run and drive
- VIN 1GKDT13WX12******
- Lot number 46087550
- Location MS - Grenada
- Damage Normal wear & tear, repossession
- Odometer 223,143 mi (actual)
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Current bid Preliminary bid $400 USD
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2011
Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor
- Condition Run and drive
- VIN 2FABP7BV3BX******
- Lot number 45927803
- Location MS - Grenada
- Damage Normal wear & tear, repossession
- Odometer 1 mi (not actual)
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2002
Jeep Grand Cherokee Sport
- Condition Run and drive
- VIN 1J4GX38S92C******
- Lot number 45998644
- Location MS - Grenada
- Damage Normal wear & tear, repossession
- Odometer 198,576 mi (actual)
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- Condition Run and drive
- VIN KMHDH4AEXDU******
- Lot number 45913964
- Location MS - Grenada
- Damage Normal wear & tear, repossession
- Odometer 300,033 mi (actual)
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2005
Honda Accord 2.4 Lx Special Edition
- Condition Won’t start
- VIN 1HGCM72575A******
- Lot number 46088496
- Location AL - Mobile
- Damage Normal wear & tear, repossession
- Odometer 311,286 mi (actual)
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- Condition Run and drive
- VIN 5J6RE48747L******
- Lot number 46088568
- Location AL - Mobile
- Damage Normal wear & tear, repossession
- Odometer 217,753 mi (actual)
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- Condition Run and drive
- VIN 1B7FL26X7VS******
- Lot number 46267975
- Location MS - Grenada
- Damage Normal wear & tear, repossession
- Odometer 143,496 mi (actual)
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- Condition Run and drive
- VIN 2C3JA53G35H******
- Lot number 46313040
- Location MS - Grenada
- Damage Normal wear & tear, repossession
- Odometer 130,879 mi (actual)
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2003
Chevrolet Silverado 1500 LS
- Condition Run and drive
- VIN 2GCEK19T831******
- Lot number 46161609
- Location MS - Grenada
- Damage Normal wear & tear, repossession
- Odometer 239,036 mi (actual)
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- Condition Won’t start
- VIN JTDKB20U787******
- Lot number 45754649
- Location AL - Mobile
- Damage Normal wear & tear, repossession
- Odometer 1 mi (not actual)
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- Condition Run and drive
- VIN 5XYKT3A15BG******
- Lot number 46157549
- Location MS - Grenada
- Damage Normal wear & tear, repossession
- Odometer 193,034 mi (actual)
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- Condition Run and drive
- VIN 2G1WT55K169******
- Lot number 46168386
- Location MS - Grenada
- Damage Normal wear & tear, repossession
- Odometer 207,435 mi (actual)
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- Condition Won’t start
- VIN 2G2WP552X71******
- Lot number 45776791
- Location MS - Grenada
- Damage Normal wear & tear, repossession
- Odometer 260,054 mi (not actual)
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- Condition Won’t start
- VIN 1FTRW08LX2K******
- Lot number 45947358
- Location WI - Appleton
- Damage Normal wear & tear, repossession
- Odometer 1 mi (not actual)
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- Condition Won’t start
- VIN 3VWRW31C29M******
- Lot number 46238343
- Location MS - Grenada
- Damage Normal wear & tear, repossession
- Odometer 193,140 mi (actual)
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Current bid Preliminary bid $325 USD
Vehicles sold “as is - where is”, all sales are final.
- Condition Run and drive
- VIN 1FAHP3F27CL******
- Lot number 46237470
- Location MS - Grenada
- Damage Normal wear & tear, repossession
- Odometer 185,658 mi (actual)
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FAQ
No. CARS4.BID allows public buyers to bid without a dealer license after registration, identity verification, and the required security deposit. CARS4.BID cannot guarantee the purchase of lots in Wisconsin, Alabama, or Michigan.
Auction vehicles listed through CARS4.BID are sold as-is, without warranty. CARS4.BID does not verify or guarantee auction-provided photos, condition reports, or title status, so use those materials for due diligence rather than as guarantees of the vehicle’s post-sale condition.
After you win, you can arrange transportation yourself or ask CARS4.BID to arrange a third-party carrier, except for Florida lots, which CARS4.BID must move. If you use CARS4.BID shipping assistance, request it on the day you win. Pickup and storage charges remain the buyer’s responsibility.
Yes. Use Distance with your ZIP code, Auction state, Auction name, and Location to narrow the Repossession inventory geographically. Distance helps you find nearby lots, while delivery cost and pickup requirements still need to be checked separately for the specific lot.
Repossessed cars for sale are vehicles recovered by a lender or lessor after a borrower or lessee defaulted on a loan or lease and later offered at auction. On CARS4.BID, cars enter this category when Repossession is included in the lot’s reported Damage data. Some listings show Repossession alone, while others also include separate Damage or Condition information, so the category includes diverse auction profiles. Each car still has its own technical and documentary profile. CARS4.BID brings relevant Copart and IAAI listings into one catalog with lot data and available vehicle-history information so buyers can review each car in greater depth.
Why repossessed cars reach auction and what the listing may leave unexplained
A late or missed payment is a typical default trigger for repossession, although the agreement can define other events as default. In some cases, the borrower or lessee voluntarily returns the vehicle when payments can no longer be maintained. The exact reason still depends on the individual agreement.
The auction listing may show Repossession while leaving the payment history, specific contract issue, and recovery method undisclosed for that specific vehicle. Detailed public repossession data are limited as well. If the lot records do not disclose the trigger, the exact reason for that individual case can remain Unknown.
For a repo car, the most useful additional background comes from records tied to the vehicle itself. VIN-based history and earlier records for the same car can add facts that the category label does not explain. They may show where the vehicle appeared before and provide dated information that helps build a clearer picture of its past without filling gaps with assumptions about the borrower.
The borrower’s default explains why the vehicle entered creditor recovery. Vehicle-specific records show what can actually be established about the car. If the exact default reason never becomes available, leave it Unknown and continue the research from facts tied directly to the vehicle.
When a repo car won’t start: what the key status changes
A lot listed as Won’t start gives limited information about the cause. The Won’t start Condition means the vehicle either would not start or was not tested when it reached auction. Among repo cars for sale, a missing key can limit testing, while the listing does not show whether a working key was handed over during recovery.
If Has key is No, start with vehicle access. Depending on the model, obtaining a working key may require programming, security codes, or immobilizer work. NASTF treats certain key-programming and immobilizer services as security-related work for qualified professionals. Before treating the vehicle as a mechanical project, find out what is required to replace or program a key for that model and what can be tested once a working key is available.
Use the combination to set the next step:
- Has key: No + Won’t start — resolve the key/access question first.
- Has key: Yes + Won’t start — a key is reported present, so the cause remains Unknown and the mechanical question carries more weight.
- Has key: Yes + Won’t start + Mechanical or Engine damage — seek targeted mechanical evidence because another reported Damage value raises the mechanical verification threshold.
In a repossessed car auction listing, Mechanical or Engine damage still leaves the failed component unidentified. If no-start remains unexplained when a key is reported present, seek targeted mechanical evidence before bidding through CARS4.BID. If that evidence remains unavailable, move the car down your shortlist.
What earlier damage can reveal about repossessed cars at auction
A repo label can be the latest visible event in a car that already had serious auction damage. If you plan to buy repossessed cars, check earlier records for the same VIN before judging the current listing.
Two patterns matter. If an older auction record shows Front end, Flood, or other major damage, treat the car as a vehicle with documented earlier damage in addition to its current repo context. If additional Damage appears only in the current listing, its timing and cause remain Unknown unless another dated source narrows them down. No older record also does not prove there was no prior damage.
VIN.DOCTOR can add Auction records and earlier history when available. Once serious earlier damage is documented, classify the car as having prior damage history plus a current repossession listing.
Does financial trouble mean a repossessed car was poorly maintained?
Financial trouble before repossession can make buyers question whether maintenance continued. The useful evidence comes from the car’s own service history: how far do the documented records actually go?
Find the last service entry with a credible date and mileage, then check the manufacturer’s schedule for the exact year, model, and powertrain. This shows which work may fall after the last documented point.
| What the records show | What it tells you | What to do next |
|---|---|---|
| Service and mileage records continue to a recent credible point | You have a maintenance picture up to that point | For repo cars, use the OEM schedule to see what is due next. Repossession alone adds no evidence that scheduled maintenance was missed. |
| A credible service record is followed by an undocumented period | Maintenance during that period is unconfirmed | Find which major mileage- or time-based services fall inside the gap and verify them. |
| Odometer is not actual and no later reliable mileage is available | You cannot place mileage-based service intervals accurately | Use dated records and applicable time-based intervals. Leave mileage-dependent work unresolved until better evidence appears. |
A missing service record does not prove the work was skipped. CARFAX says not all information is reported, and NMVTIS does not provide detailed repair-history information. If you buy repo cars, treat a gap in the vehicle’s records as a maintenance question that deserves follow-up, especially when an OEM service interval may fall inside it.
How to set your maximum bid on a repo auto auction lot
Once you find a repossessed car worth pursuing, the commercial question is how much you can bid without paying for assumptions. On CARS4.BID, Pricing analysis, when available after sign-in, gives lot-specific reference points such as Bid to win, Retail price, Sale status, and Seller reserve. Use them as reference points, then check whether the market benchmark matches the car.
Kelley Blue Book’s Fair Purchase Price reflects dealer purchases of used cars with typical mileage in good condition or better. Typical Listing Price assumes a fully reconditioned vehicle with clean title history. KBB also cites a 20%-40% rule-of-thumb reduction for salvaged, reconstructed, or otherwise clouded titles. That adjustment shows how strongly title history can change value. It is not a standard repossession discount.
Repossession also creates a separate debt question. In CFPB data from nine auto lenders covering 2018–2022, 94% of 905,000 vehicle disposals ended with a deficiency balance. A deficiency is the shortfall that may remain with the former borrower when sale proceeds do not cover the loan balance and repossession costs. It is separate from the auction buyer’s purchase price and the vehicle-specific document questions that still need to be checked. For a buyer comparing repossessed cars for sale, the vehicle-specific questions are ownership documents, disclosed lien information, and whether the document path fits the intended use.
Use the CARS4.BID Price calculator to test the bid you are considering against Additional costs, delivery price, and Final cost. Add defined repair or service estimates separately, then compare the resulting all-in amount with the value you have established for that specific car.
CARS4.BID is a registered Copart buyer and a licensed IAAI broker, with more than 20 years of experience working with these auctions. When you are ready to move from research to bidding, use CARS4.BID to pursue the repossessed car that fits your purchase plan.