Thread: Where does one go to buy previously leased cars?

Also anyone know about this site?
Copart USA - The Source for Online Car Auctions - Home Page

Re: VW's, they just need tlc. More fun to drive than other econoboxes and fun to personalize.

I bought my latest BMW at CarMax. It had been a corp lease. Perfect condition and less than 30K miles. Entire process took me 15 mins on phone and 30 mins at dealership. A fantastic experience all around.

Never did it personally, but I've heard a lot of people say that you can get good deals from the car rental places because they update their fleets quite often and the cars are well maintained and clean.

Originally Posted by Royal_Roader

Never did it personally, but I've heard a lot of people say that you can get good deals from the car rental places because they update their fleets quite often and the cars are well maintained and clean.

God no! A rental is usually beat to **** mechanically.

OC Auction is just a used car lot that sells auction style. Blok is older cars cheaper w some gems but not what I'm looking for right now.

To Lookup what your car is worth:

Used Car Prices - Get Local, Regional and National Used Car Values | Clearbook by TrueCar

To find a used car to buy:

https://usedcars.truecar.com/

Originally Posted by nocturn

Agree X-man. I ALWAYS pay cash. My FX4 took me 15 months to find. I crused many a lot and many a eBay listing until I found it. $31k for a 2011, 12k mile, $56k truck. Dude put a dual Edelbrock exhaust/header kit, kn intake, edge cts tuner, and a $3k Ranch cover on it. I basically raped him. But I gave him exactly what he asked. Sucks when you have twins going to college at the same time...

Sounds about like my last purchase, except the guy raped himself. I got an '07 350z. 40k miles with aftermarket exhaust, dual cold air intake, coil-over suspension, custom rims, and an aftermarket head unit, subwoofer, and amp. His asking price was $1,500 under blue book. It was even under the black book value by a few hundred dollars. (black book is like blue book, but more accurate. it's used by banks, insurance companies and such) I ended up getting it for less than the cost of a new Honda Civic.

Sadly, I had to finance as I was getting divorced at the time and she couldn't touch the asset if I financed 100% of it. That was two year ago though, and it's nearly paid off now. My next car will be paid 100% in cash up front.

ETA: I found the car on craigslist.