Looking for cheap cars for sale from police auctions in IL?

Why, yes I am.Looking for cheap cars for sale from police auctions in IL?
As a previous respondent has noted, local auctions are announced in local news publications or can be obtained by calling local agencies directly. They'll be glad to tell you. After all, they want as many people bidding as possible.





An important fact to remember is that with ';Cash for Clunkers'; having taken SO many vehicles off the road, there's an honest-to-Pete shortage of lower-end used vehicles, precisely the kind you'll find at police auctions. Demand for cheap-to-buy vehicles is so high with the economy so poor and the supply is so short that auction prices are trending higher than ever.





With an uncertain future for certain vehicles like the trusty Crown Victoria P71 Police Interceptor as Ford considers replacing them with a vehicle based upon newer models like the 2010 Taurus, they're going to continue to be snapped-up even faster and become even scarcer (or at least more expensive).





Police auctions can still be a great way to get a powerful car for less money; but the days of bringing a few hundred bucks and driving home in a Crown Vic are probably behind us for the foreseeable future.





Best of luck!


CounLooking for cheap cars for sale from police auctions in IL?
first off don't expect it to be that cheap. The value of these vehicles are known and you will get what you pay for.


DO NOT get tied up with these jokers - www.policeauctions.com


as this is just a rip-off. The police auctions are announced in the classified locally. Also most precincts will tell you about the next auction for the price of your time making a phone call.


Also some departments have web sites that will inform and allow bidding such as San Diego http://www.sandiego.gov/police/auctions.鈥?/a>
Try this site, it costs around $50 to join however it has the largest amount of government car auctions available.





http://starturl.com/govautoauctions