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how to search and buy a repossessed car






When someone decides to buy a car, the next thing to consider is which model to buy and to which market to go according to the available budget. Zeta Engine has published several tips to search for new cars at the best price and buy safely in the second-hand market. Now it's up to the seized car market.

Cars that have been seized for non-payment or that come from the state car park usually go out to auction from time to time at a very affordable price compared to the markets for new and used cars. There are several ways to get a vehicle through these auctions in different places. It is common for entities that sell cars to advertise it on their website and set a day and time to go to try to buy the car.

WHERE AND HOW CAN I BUY?
Town Hall: If the town hall of a publo has seized cars it will proceed to auction them. The consistory usually indicates the date and time of the auction because the bids are made in person. The normal thing is that the buyer identifies by means of his DNI, passport or driving license and contributes 20% of the value of the mobile as proof that he will be able to pay.

Courts: Courts sell vehicles seized in administrative or criminal proceedings. Judicial auctions are announced through the boards of the courts and the BOE, as well as on the website of the Administration of Justice. In this cso auctions can be done both face-to-face and online, so you can bid from home by simply registering on the aforementioned website of the Administration of Justice leaving, as proof of solvency, 5% of the value of the car.

Social Security: Social Security auctions the cars of people who are in debt to the agency. To see the available cars just look at the BOE, its website or call 901 502 050. On the web there will always be the details of the vehicles that will be auctioned, such as the auction end date or the starting price . To bid you must go to the Provincial Office and present a sealed envelope with a photocopy of your ID, the amount offered by the car and a check for 25% of the car's appraisal value.

Finance: Cars are seized by debtors with the agency and imported vehicles on a regular basis. Calling 901 335 533, looking at the BOE or in the auction section of the Tax Agency website you can see the cars that will be auctioned. Normally, bids are made face-to-face but if you have an electronic signature, you can do it online, leaving, as always, a deposit, this time with 20% of the appraisal value.

National Plan on Drugs: It is an interesting way to find high-end vehicles at ridiculous prices. They are automobiles from drug trafficking investigations. For example, they have sold from a BMW X5 in 2007 for 6,000 euros, to a 2003 Porsche Boxster for 4,600. Most cars need repairs for the damage that occurred after the investigation, being the negative point of this way of buying vehicles. To know the dates and vehicles, go to the agency's website or call 91 822 62 49. Once the cars have been published, those interested have three weeks to send an offer, by mail or in person, the necessary documentation and a deposit of 5% of the appraisal value.