Are dealer auctions better than public auctions?

Conclusion. Dealer-only auctions offer tremendous savings when compared to the “retail” prices at car lots. You are buying the same vehicles, at the same prices as the largest dealer in your area.

What is the best car auction website UK?

RAW2K is the UK’s premier online car auction website for the trade and public. We have 1000’s of used, salvage and seized vehicles for sale in our daily and weekly online auctions. Browse through our online stock of vehicles including cars, vans, motorcycles and scooters for sale.

How much cheaper are cars at dealer only auctions?

Typically you can expect the average car to be about $1,000 to $2,000 dollars cheaper than retail if you were to buy directly from the dealer auctions.

How much should I pay for a car at auction?

It depends on the type of auction you attend. If you purchase a car at an informal auction, you will find many vehicles with starting prices as low as $300. Typically, nothing sells for much more than $3,500.

Who are BCA auctions Edinburgh?

BCA Edinburgh is part of the British Car Auctions group which sees over 3.5m vehicles a year through their extensive network of car auction houses. Working with OEMs, fleet operators and dealers BCA Auctions are the backbone to the UK’s automotive supply chain.

Who is British Car Auctions UK vehicle remarketing?

British Car Auctions UK Vehicle Remarketing division trades under the BCA brand with twenty threes 23 auction centres across the country. BCA sells vehicles at their premises on behalf of a broad mix of sellers including: ✔︎ Buyers and consumers who include car supermarkets, franchised and independent dealers, professional vehicle traders.

Where is the auction hub in Scotland?

This opens in a new window. Our Scottish Auction Hub is a 4.5 acre site near the banks of the River Forth, close to the Forth Bridge and Edinburgh Airport.

Where is John Pye Auctions auction hub?

Our Scottish Auction Hub is a 4.5 acre site near the banks of the River Forth, close to the Forth Bridge and Edinburgh Airport. The acquisition of the site in Bo’Ness, West Lothian marked the opening of John Pye Auctions first site in Scotland and currently houses 3 salerooms, with further developments planned for 3 more.