Cars From An Auction

Las Vegas (NV)

From Las Vegas: I-515 South Exit #70 SR-582 Boulder Hwy and turn left onto SR-582 Boulder Hwy south 0.2 miles, turn left onto Lamb immediate Right on to Desert Inn East 3.9 miles, turn left onto S Hollywood Blvd

Working Hours

Onsite Preview: Vehicle preview is available from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. local time the day before the scheduled auction.

Office Hours: Mon – Fri 8am – 5pm (PT)
Yard Hours: Mon – Fri 8am – 4:30pm (PT)

Auctions

Friday, 11:30 AM (CDT)

Branch Notes

Every Friday at 9:30 a.m. PT

Onsite Preview

Vehicle preview is available from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. local time the day before the scheduled auction.

Payment

The following are standard payment options: In Person: Cash, Credit Card (less than $250) or Certified Check., Online : I-Pay (Licensed Business Buyer) or Wire Transfer View Details

Days to Pay

Domestic Buyer : Day vehicle was awarded + 2 day(s)
Foreign Buyer: Day vehicle was awarded + 4 day(s)

Payment is due by 5:00PM branch local time on payment due date
Late Fee: $50.00 or 2% (whichever is greater)

Vehicle Pick Up

Mon – Fri 8am – 4:30pm (PT)

Branch yards close earlier than the offices to allow extra time for pullout/loading.

Vehicles can be picked up on sale day. For the pick up status of a purchased vehicle, please call 877-272-6665.

Transport drivers and towers are required to wear a highly visible safety vest anytime on IAA property.

IAA loaders are not permitted to lift anything greater than 11,000 lbs. Transporters must have the correct equipment, the qualification to use the equipment and acknowledge they are solely responsible for loading these items.

Days to Pick Up

Domestic and Foreign Buyer
Purchases must be secured within 5 business days of purchase. If the vehicles are not picked up within this period, IAA will pick up the vehicle and transport it to our nearest facility (standard fees for transportation and storage will apply). Number of free storage days: Day vehicle was awarded + 4 day(s)

Payment is due by 5:00PM branch local time on payment due date
Storage Fee: $50.00

Source: https://www.iaai.com/Locations/152

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Upcoming Buy Now™ Inventory

2016 JEEP COMPASS LATITUDE

Buy Now: USD 600
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199,330 mi () Collision
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Key Available

2006 HONDA CIVIC LX

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1998 FORD RANGER SPLASH/XL/XLT

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2005 CHEVROLET COLORADO LS

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1950 BUICK 4 DOOR SEDAN

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2011 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE LAREDO

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2015 KIA FORTE LX

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Browse our extensive selection of salvage vehicles for sale by type, featuring cars from established names like Toyota and Volkswagen, electric vehicles from top brands like Tesla and Lucid, crashed Harley-Davidson motorcycles, and repairable pickup trucks from Chevy and RAM. Find a diverse range of vehicles, including flood-damaged, crashed, and sought-after used models from BMW and Mercedes-Benz. Each vehicle listing on IAA includes a comprehensive Vehicle Details Page, providing all the information you need to bid confidently during our online car auctions.

Trending Inventory

BMW 328I
CHEVROLET CRUZE
CHEVROLET SILVERADO 1500
CHEVROLET MALIBU
CHEVROLET CRUZE LIMITED
CHEVROLET IMPALA
CHRYSLER 200
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FORD F-150
FORD FUSION
FORD FOCUS
HONDA CIVIC
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HYUNDAI ELANTRA
HYUNDAI SONATA
KIA OPTIMA
KIA FORTE
KIA SOUL
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NISSAN ALTIMA
NISSAN SENTRA
NISSAN MAXIMA
RAM 1500
TESLA MODEL 3
TOYOTA CAMRY
TOYOTA COROLLA
TOYOTA PRIUS
TOYOTA TACOMA
VOLKSWAGEN JETTA

2020 TOYOTA COROLLA
2020 NISSAN ALTIMA
2019 NISSAN SENTRA
2019 HONDA CIVIC
2018 HONDA CIVIC
2018 FORD F-150
2018 HONDA ACCORD
2018 HYUNDAI ELANTRA
2017 HONDA CIVIC
2017 NISSAN ALTIMA
2017 HYUNDAI ELANTRA
2017 HONDA ACCORD
2016 NISSAN ALTIMA
2016 HONDA CIVIC
2016 TOYOTA COROLLA
2016 FORD FUSION
2015 NISSAN ALTIMA
2015 HYUNDAI SONATA
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2014 TOYOTA CAMRY
2014 CHEVROLET CRUZE
2014 HONDA ACCORD
2014 NISSAN ALTIMA
2014 FORD FOCUS
2013 NISSAN ALTIMA
2013 HYUNDAI ELANTRA
2013 HYUNDAI SONATA
2012 HONDA CIVIC
2012 TOYOTA CAMRY
2007 TOYOTA CAMRY

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IAA is driving a new automotive experience with our online salvage car auctions. Built on technology and backed by expertise, our vehicle marketplace and buying services are a modern take on an established industry.

How to Register

It’s easy to register for our online auto auctions to bid and buy as an individual or licensed business buyer. Just gather your documents and follow six simple steps on your desktop or mobile device to get started on IAA’s auction platform today.

How to Pay

With convenient payment options from financing to PayPal to paying cash in person, IAA makes it easy to buy your next vehicle at our online car auctions. Check our handy chart to find the payment option that’s right for you.

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Get vehicle delivery in the U.S. and to select international countries with IAA Transport™. Coordinate delivery online with no hidden fees and get real-time status updates. Calculate a delivery quote before completing your purchase, and we’ll do the rest.

IAA is a Leader in the Global Vehicle Marketplace

IAA provides international buyers with the flexibility of participating in our online car auctions either with a registered buyer account or through a broker. Our Market Alliance members can provide local support to buyers in over 170 countries with bidding, buying and shipping in select regions.

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How to buy cars at auctions

There’s a place where unwanted cars go to be claimed. Unsold dealership cars, cars that have been totaled by an insurance company or left unclaimed in a towing lot, many of them go to the auto auction hoping to find a new home. 1

Yet for such a common occurrence, few people have ever been to one before. Most people understand what they are, but how do car auctions work? While some are held indoors, most auto auctions are outdoor events. Cars are lined up in rows with a ring man in charge of identifying bidders for cars in each of these rows. Like in any auction, people place bets and the highest bidder wins. Auctions are great places to find new and used cars for bargains you can’t get anywhere else. 2

Who can buy cars at auctions and how to get into one

Do you need a license to buy a car from an auction?

How else can I prepare for an auto auction?

No matter how much experience you have with auto auctions, it’s always best to do you research ahead of time so that you’re prepared to find whatever it is you’re looking for (and not overpay for it). If you’ve never been to an auto auction before, this is especially true, since you’ll likely hear and see terms and phrases you’re not accustomed to.

Do Your Research – Check out the catalog beforehand to scope out the offerings you’ll find at the auction. The auction website will be able to tell you if there are any guarantees associated with each vehicle. In many cases, what you buy at the auction is what you get. This is one of the primary risks of buying from auctions, some cars are sold “as is” and their seller will accept no liability for defects you find afterwards. Doing your research thoroughly beforehand will help you ensure that the car you buy is as good as the price you pay. 5 If you’re interested in buying a classic car at an auction, that research is all the more important.
Come Prepared to Purchase – If you bid on a car, you need to be ready to buy it if you win! Most auctions will take either cash or check and expect payment to be made within 24 hours of the sale. 6 Be aware of other costs you may be responsible for such as transporting the car off site and any auction fees. 7
Determine Your Maximum Bid – You don’t want to find yourself in a position where the price of your new car is more than you can afford. Determine your maximum bid before entering the auction and stick to that number like glue to ensure this doesn’t happen.
Bring an Expert – A lot of people have strong opinions about cars, but few of them are qualified enough for those opinions to count. If you know someone who is a mechanic or other auto industry professional, try to bring them with you to the auction. They’ll be able to manage your expectations and steer you away from bad choices.
Go Spectate an Auction First – It’s helpful to learn how an auction operates without the stress of trying to buy. When learning how to buy cars at auction, watching one as a spectator can give you a good idea of how quickly sales are made and how the auctioneer interacts with bidders. 8

Taking the next steps after your purchase

You’ve done your research, you’ve gone to auction, and you’ve won yourself a new car. Payment has been made, so now what? After you’ve filled out your share of the paperwork, you’ll have to wait on your state’s DMV to issue you a title for the vehicle. This will usually take less than 30 days. You can purchase a temporary tag if you need to be able to drive your new purchase sooner, but otherwise you’ll have to have the car towed off premise to your home or business. 9

Insuring your new car is also a crucial step to take. Depending on the history and current condition of the car you buy, some auctioned cars may be more difficult to insure than others. Some auction cars are brand new, but others are salvaged and rebuilt, making them more of a question mark with insurance companies. It’s best to talk to your insurance company about the specific car you intend to buy first. 10 Get a free quote from Nationwide today and start learning how you can save on the auto insurance you need.

Source: https://www.nationwide.com/lc/resources/auto-insurance/articles/how-to-buy-cars-at-auctions