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Local vs. Online Auto Auctions



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By : Roger Bryan    29 or more times read
Submitted 2008-07-19 00:00:00
There are two major types of auto auctions: the local and online auto auctions. Each of them has its set of pros and cons and we will discuss them here.

Convenience

In terms of convenience, online auctions are more convenient than local ones because you can bid for your desired car at the comfort of your own home. And if you win the auction, you can easily pay with your credit card.

Then there’s the convenience with the payment options. In online auctions, you can already pay with your credit card after winning the auction. This, however, isn’t always the case with local auctions. Some auctioneers accept credit cards while there are those that only accept cash.

Inspecting the Car

Although online auctions win on the side of convenience, they lose out greatly on the buyer’s ability to inspect the car before buying it. At the most, all that the buyers can see are pictures of the car and some parts of it.

However, in the case of local auctions, you can always check the car yourself before bidding on it. This is important if you wish to know if the car’s condition indeed is the same as the advertisement.

To counter this problem, online auctions use a rating system for sellers. That way, buyers can check if the seller is reliable or not. But this isn’t always a reliable measure, so you should always be cautious about this.

Fraud

Unfortunately, neither type of auctions is fraud-free. Each has its own share of fraudulent auctions. In the case of online auctions, sellers may sell cars that do not actually exist or may be dishonest about the actual condition of the vehicle.

This is also the case with local auctions. While bidders can see the cars for themselves, it isn’t always the case with the flaws the may be hidden. Bidders should therefore check the car closely to avoid this from happening. Or they could bring along a friend who knows a thing about cars if they do not know what to look for in the car.

All in all, both online and local auctions have their sets of benefits and risks so you should always be careful before joining one.
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