If you have an older car that you no longer carry comprehensive and collision insurance on, you know getting into an accident can be costly. Even a small fender bender can break a taillight or headlight that if purchased from the dealership or parts store, can be very expensive. Everyone has seen that person driving down the road with red tape replacing the lens on a taillight, all because the tape was much less expensive than replacing the taillight. Most people never consider buying a whole car when they only need a part, but in some cases, you can save a lot of money, and even make money purchasing a whole car from a salvage auction to get the parts you need.
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Face it. If your elderly parent’s car should suddenly call it quits, you probably are not going to want to invest in a brand-new vehicle for them because, typically, most older folks who can still drive just need something they can use for local errands. Continue reading 
The average cost of raising a child has risen exponentially over the last decade. Growing families are seeking new ways to save on expenses, such as housing and vehicle costs, in order to meet those needs. One money saving method an expanding family should consider is purchasing cars at auction using 
No matter what type of vehicle you buy from an online salvage auction, having it inspected should be your number one priority. While the Copart auction provides photos and descriptions of vehicles, unless you or a licensed inspector views the vehicle in person, you have no way to determine what condition cars are really in for auction sale. Car auctions take no responsibility for the condition of the vehicle, the only way to be sure you know what you are bidding on and potentially buying, is to conduct a car inspection.