Car Auctions Web

They have the best things, any car can look so shiny with whatever they use, when it wears off of the car, after someone buys it, they need more!! , so what kind of wax looks good? Brands?
Interior also? Like dash board areas? Windex is good for the windows?

interior, windex actually does good on plastic, dont windex tinted windows unless they are factory tint

I’m looking for something in either Oregon, Washington, or New York. And I’m talking about a website almost like ebay, besides just properties.

Hi Blair –

Check out Bid4Assets…you can bid on property, land, and all sorts of other stuff.

Hope this helps!

Yes and No……………….

1. You need to have someone with you or hire a mechanic to look at the car.

2. You can save alot on these cars.

3. You get what you pay for.

4. All sales are final, no returns.

ex: sport cars, trucks, luxury, vans………………..

this will be by first auction does anyone have any tips before i go?

I go to the adesas down in florida and see alot of mustangs. It all depends which auction you buy at

I just got a job at a convenience story working part-time at minimum wage so I don’t have any money right now and I won’t have enough for several months. I’m wondering if anyone has a car for sale or knows of a good car store in the garland/dallas area in texas. I’m only interested in hearing about cars that I would be able to afford. Preferably no more than $1,000.

here you are

http://dallas.craigslist.org/search/car?query=&minAsk=500&maxAsk=1000&addTwo=

I want to set up a website to compete with sites like Amazon.com and textbooks100.com ,ubid and ebay. How expensive would it be and what types of software are required?

It is hard to do if you are a beginner.

However you have 2 options:

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Hope this helps.

I need to know the process and if the cars are worth buying from there.

I have gone a few times and there is a lot of junk there, but there is usually a few good deals. You have to get there before 9:45 to register so you can go in the gate. The auction is usually over by noon and you have to have the vehicle off the lot by the next day. The vehicles don’t have the keys so you cant start them, and you have to get a key made after the auction. If you have any more questions, let me know.

I’m looking to buy a car, and i would like to purchase one at a car auction
can anybody walk me through the steps
and tell me where to go
thanks

You walk into the auction and say "Id like to register". They give you a form, you fill it out and you are registered.

I’m looking for used car websites, other then cars.com, autotrader.com, autoshopper.com, craigslist.com. I live in NJ so it has to be within the USA. Thanks!

Cars.com sucks. Autotrader sucks in maybe half of markets.

Craigslist is far and away the best.

Ebay has VASTLY improved their search in terms of searching geographically. (There are still some problems with narrowing searches…like you can’t browse a category and then narrow the search with keywords…because the keywords will actually EXPAND the search) So that’s actually an option for NORMAL cars now.

Kijiji.com is kind of like Craigslist, but more flashy, and less popular.

Also look at websites of local newspapers and browse the classifieds online.

an also how much bandwidth would be required to run an auction that just handle auction sales within the United States only.

Are we talking a computer that is only going to be used for eBay auctions, or are you thinking about starting an online auction website?

Just about any computer you can buy new will handle setting up eBay auctions, but to actually run a website that handles auctions requires something a bit more sophisticated. I’d look into Dell or HP’s server selection. You won’t need top of the line server hardware when you’re just starting out, but as your webpage becomes more popular, you’ll need more servers. It’s not really a factor of how powerful each server is so much as if you have enough to support how many users you have. Each server can support a certain number of users based on how much data your website needs to load (which is why sites with tons of users like eBay and Google have very simple interfaces), and how powerful the hardware that the server has inside it is. Obviously more powerful servers can handle more users, but you will almost always want to simply add another server onto your current bank than replace your old one.

http://www.dell.com/content/products/compare.aspx/servers?c=us&cs=04&l=en&s=bsd

http://welcome.hp.com/country/us/en/prodserv/servers.html