I looking to attend car auction for dealers only
Look in the phone book under "auctions".
You can also look on the back of "black book". It lists 4-6 local auctions & day & times.
If you have access to dealer only auctions you should have access to black book.
Please understand that you have to register & prove you are a dealer. You cant just show up & pretend.
Try www.cars.com You can pick out a car by make, model, distance etc.
I want to set up an art auction online for a charity. People are willing to donate their art, but I’m not entirely sure how to go about having the people who are buying it send the money to me or even directly to the charity and then getting the art to them, since the donations might be in the original artists’ possessions.
You will need to work with the charity since you will need to use their non-profit status to hold the auction. They should also be able to help you with ways to collect the donations and shipping the art. You could also ask the artist if they would be willing to take care of shipping their items to the auction winners. Once the payment has been received, then you could give the shipping information to the artists so they can do the shipping or even delivery if the winning bidder lives near by.
Good luck. One suggestion — have a local event rather than Online or combine a local event with the Online. You could have all the items on display, charge an admission fee, serve a snack/drink, and then reveal the highest bidders at the end of the event so that they can take the items home that night as soon as they have paid for them. You might make more money by charging the admission fee.
Uranus.
They used to be on Pluto, as well, but since it is no longer a planet, they don’t sell them there, anymore.
For all you car lovers out there.
I have this maths assignment that requires me to state the variables when buying a used car..
I don’t know much about cars and so I don’t have much of a list.
Thanks
what does model trim like LX, GT, LS, ES mean..
sorry I really have NO car knowledge wat so ever
1. Make and model of the car. The more popular it is the more expensive it will be (examples are Honda and Toyota)
2. Overall condition of the car – is it clean inside and out? is it mechanically sound?
3. Mileage – many people are afraid to buy cars that have more than 100,000 miles. However, recent improvements in quality makes it possible for many brands to last way beyond 100,000 miles mark.
LX, GT, LS, ES, etc… – are all trim levels of cars. Some cars are just basic without any features, others come fully loaded with leather seats, and upscale materials, but most cars sold are typically somewhere in between.
Lastly – remember that the car is only worth as much as someone is willing to pay for it.
