Copart Hartford - Springfield

What I need for buy a car

Copart Members don’t always need a special license to bid. There are thousands of vehicles available in Copart auctions that do not require a business license. Only a government-issued ID, such as a driver’s license or passport, is required to bid on these No License Required vehicles. Licensing requirements for purchasing clean or salvage title vehicles vary by state, so visit our Help With Licensing map to learn about the licensing requirements for the state where the desired vehicle is located. Brokers are professional buyers who assist businesses and individuals who may not have the business licenses to buy the vehicles they want. Brokers often provide bidding and buying advice, repair services, transportation, export shipping and more.

Brokers are professional buyers who assist businesses and individuals who may not have the business licenses to buy the vehicles they want. Brokers often provide bidding and buying advice, repair services, transportation, export shipping and more. Some Brokers even have physical storefronts and are set up with kiosks allowing you to bid and buy right from their office. The easiest way to use a Broker is to first find the vehicles that you’re interested in buying. Once you attempt to bid on these lots, you will be directed to Copart’s list of approved Brokers who can help you. Not all Brokers can facilitate the purchase of every vehicle. Therefore, it’s important that you select your desired vehicles before attempting to contact a Broker. Remember that Brokers are independent of Copart. When you use a Broker, you are buying vehicles through the Broker and not Copart. Members who elect to work with a Broker to bid on vehicles are advised to carefully read and understand the Broker’s te

Copart Members don’t always need a special license to bid. There are thousands of vehicles available in Copart auctions that do not require a business license. Only a government-issued ID, such as a driver’s license or passport, is required to bid on these No License Required vehicles. to bid on cars in CT you need a dealer/business license OR you cna go through one of our brokers.

Obviously there will be a title, when the dealer is paid, just make sure that the car didn't come from the flood zone of southern Texas, lift the carpet look for rust, open the trunk pull the spare tire and look for rust in the spare tire tray,keep your 'nose up' , the smell of dirty water is definitely noticeable, I've transported some of those cars to the east coast, dealers will try to clean them up and sell them, be very weary, any car that's been flooded will have serious electrical issues, not immediately but soon after, I wouldn't buy a used car at this time except from someone's lawn....grandma or grandpa's car or estate sale

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