АУКЦИОН МАШИН В США. ПОКУПАЕМ ДОРОГО - ПРОДАЕМ ДЕШЕВО.

In this video, you'll see what cars I bought at this auction. I was very surprised by the number of cars at this auction, but what struck me most were the PRICES! And of course, the condition of some of the cars, their interiors and bodies. THE PRICES HERE ARE JUST INSANE! The prices are shocking. They shock even the unprepared. You can really buy a cool car here for cheap. America has the cheapest cars in the world. Even Germans order German cars from the US to Germany. I attached the approximate purchase price to almost every car I looked at. Hundreds of cars are sold several times a week. The parking lot, and especially certain parts of it, resembled a junkyard and a scrap yard due to the number of cars, but here there are certainly many more. Personal belongings and other goodies are left inside many of the cars. Bidding at the Adesa auction, like at Mannheim and Copart, takes place online or in person. Cars can be purchased here by dealers, brokers, and resellers. Unfortunately, regular people can't attend the auction in my state; it's a closed auction. Fortunately, I'm a licensed dealer, so there are no restrictions. Adesa sells trade-in cars, repossessed cars, and some wrecked cars, just like Copart. Abandoned cars are also sold there, and often private sellers (resellers) try to scam people at the auction. But you need to be careful; they often buy cars from wreck auctions and then sell them at this auction as undamaged and unpainted. Mannheim and Adesa are similar auctions, but they mostly sell intact cars. There's also a wreck auction at Copart, one of the insurance auctions in America, similar to the IAAI. Watch until the end. Thanks everyone! Follow   / moskvitin028   https://t.me/moskvitin028 SUPPORT THE CHANNEL https://www.donationalerts.com/r/vlad...