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whats the problem sasha,they are just a glorified car auction,there are loads in england selling cars at cheap prices.but beware,you buy what you see.
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Always be aware that if someone has had a car repossessed it is because tehy haven't kept up their monthly payemnts. Generally speaking, they would have had to have missed at least two months payments before it is repossessed.


If someone can't afford the monthly payments, do you think they would have kept the car in a good condition? Most repossessed cars (or at least eh ones I have repossessed) tend to be dofgs and habven't been serviced correctly etc.

Car auctions aren't actually as risky as many people think. The larger ones do fully check (mechanically) vehicles over a certain value and you do know where the car has come from....whether it be a private individual, leasing company, bank etc.


The ones from leasing companies are usually the best as most will be company cars that are serviced regularly.


In my opinion this website looks more risky than buying straight from the auction.

mdoo is right, them prices are nothing special. If you take someone with a bit of knowledge to your average auction, you can get a much better bargain.
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