A federal auto auction, such as a GSA auction, can be an excellent way that you purchase incredibly cheap cars. They, also, tend to have public auctions that are available to a wide ranging populace.

You have to watch out, though. There are sites which pretend that they're government auction sites. If the website doesn't end with .gov, they're not a government approved site. One of the sites such as this is cars.gov-auctions.org/local-vehicle-auctions-hottest-vehicles-at-local-car-auctions

That doesn't mean that they're against the law, and also don't mean that you won't get good deals from that site, though. It merely means that that company bought from government sites, and they are selling to you.

In many cases, that's the only way you can purchase a government-owned or grabbed vehicle. The reason for that is they have wholesale auctions, meaning that only dealers can bid on the vehicles. They also have private auctions, as well.

You can know that because they say .org, not .gov

If you like really expensive vehicles, look for mercedes benz car auctions. In case you don't know how to use a search engine, type google.com into the place where it says 'Address:' in your web browser. Then press the ENTER key to go there. Once you're at the Google search engine, type:

"Mercedes benz" car auctions "phoenix, AZ"

Where phoenix, AZ is the name of your state and city.

If that doesn't give you anything, get rid of the quotes around phoenix, AZ.

In case you aren't a dealer, you should look for 'public auto auctions'. Make sure, again, that when you do searches, you use the city and state name of that city.

When you go to an auto auction, there's usually a place where you go that lets you do an on-line auction. To do this, you usually give them your E-Mail address, which verifies that it's you. Next, they have to ensure that you have the funds in order to bid on the things. Generally that's handled through PayPal, or by you giving your account information, which allows them to pull the funds directly from your bank's account if you win anything.

Local car auctions can really get you good deals on automobiles, though. So, if you're either a dealer, or one of the general public, you can enter car auctions yourself. They oftentimes will show the cars they have on-line, and will also let you look on their lot to verify the quality level of the vehicle. If you're a dealer, you might be wanting to purchase a large number of vehicles all-at-once; so if that's your desire, then see if they offer large deals on good quality vehicles.

To find automobile auctions, on-line, search for 'local car auctions".