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FAQ

Questions buyers ask us every day

Can’t find your answer? Our team answers Monday through Friday, 8 am – 5 pm (EST).

Do I need a dealer license to buy at Copart?

No. Copart sells many vehicles only to licensed dealers. As a Copart registered broker, Salvage Reseller lets you bid and buy those vehicles with a free account — no dealer license required.

How much deposit do I need to start bidding?

A refundable security deposit of $600 or 10% of your bidding limit, whichever is greater. The deposit sets how much you can bid.

Is the winning bid the final price?

No. Copart fees, the broker fee and, where they apply, taxes and storage are added to the bid. Check the Fees page and the cost calculator on each vehicle before you bid.

Can I buy if I live outside the United States?

Yes. International buyers register with their passport, and we can quote shipping from the Copart yard to a US port and on to your country.

Can I inspect or test drive a vehicle before bidding?

Vehicles are sold as-is at Copart yards and cannot be test driven. Review the photos, condition notes and a vehicle history report, or order an inspection before you bid.

How do I pay and pick up the vehicle after I win?

You pay Salvage Reseller (Inloher Corp) by bank transfer within 3 business days. Then you receive a release authorization to pick the vehicle up at the yard or have it shipped. Copart charges daily storage after 3 days.