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www.thegoodForyou.com | How to buy a car at auctions Buying a car at auction is a great way to save money and get a good deal. The majority of these cars are in great shape, but need a little work while others are ready to run right away. Since most people don’t shop for cars at auctions, it also means you stand a good chance of getting a great deal. To buy a car at auction you need to get there as early as possible and bring your own copy of a car value guide. instruction : 1 Bring a copy of the Kelly Blue Book, NADA or some other type of value guide with you. You’ll want to know the fair market value of the car to make sure you get a good deal and not pay too much. The guide will list the value of the car along with prices of recent sales. 2 Get to the auction as early as possible and stay until the end. You never know exactly what will turn up on the auction block and the best deals are usually found at the beginning of the day and the end of the day. Getting there early also gives you the chance to look over all the vehicles before they go up on the auction block. 3 Ask about the history of any cars you’re interested in and see if it’s possible to run your own independent background check. Most car auctions now offer buyers the chance to run a check and often have stands set up for this purpose. It lets you find out about any accidents or major damage the car may have had in the past. 4 Check the premium added to the price of the car. This premium is a specific amount …
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On October 19th 2006, international auction marketing and liquidation specialists Great American Group sold off bankrupt Delphi Corporation’s (GM’s primary supplier, “spun off” from the carmaker in 1999) spark plug manufacturing equipment (formerly AC Spark Plug) and other productive assets to bidders around the world from the Holiday Inn Gateway in Flint, Michigan. In a few short hours, the means of production at this historic facility which supported thousands of workers and was instrumental in WWII military production and the birth of “Rosie the Riveter” was gone, much of it sold and shipped to countries where exploited workers do the very same jobs on the very same machines for pennies a day. For more on Great American Group, visit www.greatamerican.com For more on the Delphi Bankruptcy, visit www.makingsteel.com For more on the GM and Chrysler Bankruptcies, visit www.autoworkercaravan.org For more on Low Wage Capitalism, visit www.lowwagecapitalism.com To purchase the song “Repo Man” by the Coup, visit www.thecoupmusic.net
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Question by Don H: What happens if I do not pay the the balance owed on my car repo?
A few months ago I did a Voluntary REPO on my car. After the car was sold at auction I now owe 15k for the car. They have now sent my remaining balance to collections. And want me to start making monthly payments towards the balance. What happens of I do not pay the balance. I am thinking of settling but I am not sure if I should put that money toward paying that balance. What happends if I never pay anything? Will they ever write the balance off and just effect my credit report. I am trying to pay off old debt credit cards but I am thinking of paying this off first.

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Answer by ndnqt1966
They can take you to court and win a judgment against you. If this happens your wages can be garnished in order to pay the balance. I would strongly recommend that you pay what you owe. Just because they wrote it off doesn’t mean they will stop in their attempts to collect.

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Question by Btrouble: Loan company sueing me for loan even though they have not repo’ed the car. Can they do this?
Behind on loan note. Told company that I could not afford to fix car nor pay note right now and for them to come get it. Instead of repo’ing the car they filed a lawsuit for the whole loan note. I thought that they had to repo the car, sell it at auction, and then they could sue you for what was left.

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Answer by Anun
find a loyer and have him/her to take care of it.. yes, they do filel a case. all u do, as i remember, just go to court and explane whats happening.. of course thats ugly, and i know that it would be better if they were to put a lin on the car or just come and take it.

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