That’s why you only buy insurance cars and not cars from resellers. It’s pretty much common sense unless you can inspect it or have it inspected first.
Its a solid 30% commission. No one makes money like these guys. Their founders must be billionaires. They are basically like pawn brokers who move billions of dollars of pawned cars a month.
@@mercedesbenzs600bash When an insurance company lists a car it has gone from the accident to a body shop, or maybe straight to Copart. The car has not been in a third party shop where they had time to take parts off of it.
Auction vehicles can be a big lesson for some people. Not really Copart's fault. Luckily, my older brothers warned me that Auction cars ( especially not coming from an insurance company) are often someone trying to unload their problems.
Has nothing to do with copart there not scamming anyone.they dont own the cars they just sell them.if you buy a junk car it's on you.they tell you to look at the car before you bid if you dont it's on you not copart
No agree. How do you check transmission, engine, diffs on cars where parts already was replaced before auction? You can see only body damage but most of those cars selling with high mileage so there always problems with drive trains. Fixed check light is typical scam on Copart. Fixed severe damage to look like fender bender is typical scam on Copart. Bid wars involving their own dealers to get the most out of public buyers is typical practice at Copart. "Lost" keys, electric devices, any expensive pieces is typical practice at Copart. And any other public auction.
@@andrymashka1757 @andry mishka lol copart has nothing to do with check engine lights be on or off or key nore anything.only thing they do when a car comes in is see if it runs and drives and tape stuff off to prevent as much water damage as possible this it
They spend less then 30 mins on each vehicle they dont have time to spend on each vehicle that comes in.its your job as the buy to either pay someone to look at it or you look at it yourself.the other bidders are the ones messing with the cars and taking keys so they can get it for cheaper price seen it many times and turned many people in for it but has nothing to do with copart.if I buy a car and it's all messed up and I did look at it it's on me not copart
Hey Rusty. Just found your videos today. Your doing a great job brother. Keep doing the brilliant work you do. I'm off to binge on your videos . P.s: Heard from several Copart buyers that they've seen a number of cut and shunt cars up for auction over the past 3-4 years. Those cars can be seriously dangerous there is one point at when fixing the car goes a bit too far. But when the car can become a cause of a fatal wreak because of ridiculous so called repairs. Those cars need to be pulled from auction and crushed immediately not left for some unsuspecting buyer who thinks they've got a good deal. And wreck it 5 mins after they get it home . Copart need to take some responsibility for the cars their auctioning . Dueces. Chriss from London UK
If you only buy insurance company cars you don't have that problem. You can also use the site online to check for previous auctions. Anybody sending money at Copart should use that site.
Bought a car from copart (Run and Drive) with minor back damage. Paid rediculously expensive fees. The car arrived with at least 7 engine codes, under carriage rust and samage, transmission problems, axle problems, and apparently had other collisions before.
I don’t like how the pictures don’t show the actual damage/issues... sometimes they are taken in the dark or the pictures of the damage is taken sideways... I recently bought a car I thought would only need door replacements from the pictures but soon realized after the purchase that the pillar would need to be replaced.. for the comments as to not buy cars unseen great advice but I can almost guarantee most of the people who buy cars from this auction never seen the car in person.. my reason I’ve got a little one I can’t take in the yard so I rely on pictures. I’ve witnessed pictures taken from the passenger side now by doing this you won’t see the rips in the seat or the extremely dirty carpet.. So just take all of this into consideration when placing a bid... I also don’t like the fact that the pictures won’t show if a car has a check engine light on or not.. All these factors come into play when purchasing any car but the pictures these guys take definitely HIDE things... I thought you were gonna touch base on these kind of issues but still enjoyed the video very knowledgeable nonetheless. Keep em coming bro.
There is shady employees that u can pay to hide damage on your car that you are posting on copart for sure. I will do separate video on that because I’m still gathering evidence right now, copart will not be happy with me father that one lol
If you see door damage you have to assume the pillar is damaged as well and bid accordingly. How much time do you think an employee can spend with each car when they take in 600 or 1000 cars per week?
This is called life, i bet you can get more frequently scammed on the pre-owned market than on copart, as you keep buying and rebuilding cars you start to get more experience on the damages, the repair costs, the amount of work it will need, and how much you should bid on a certain vehicle, i have bought 5 different cars from copart all sight unseen and i have done wonderful, but you need to do a lot of research and have the will to work on cars to get the best deal possible, the most important advice i can give is that you should always bid according to the worst case scenario the vehicle could have (bad engine, bad transmission, bad frame, all this depending on the scenario), this way its impossible to take a loss cause you already calculated the worst that could happen, it's really easy, if you're interested in giving copart a try just do your first bidding on a cheap car so you familiarize with the process of buying a car, and if you do wrong you could move on without any worries ( even if you lose a couple hundreds the knowledge and the experience you get is way more valuable, hope this helps someone!
If you buy a car on the internet, without inspecting it... you have to factor in the risk of a scam or unseen problems when you make your bid. If you really need a particular car, and can't take the risk of being scammed, then GO INSPECT THE CAR PERSONALLY. This way, you can be sure of what the car is worth to you, instead of gambling.
prices are high at all auctions now, iaai & copart included...international demand is pushing prices up. Hard to make $ here in the states with these cars. More and more insurance companies are not insuring rebuilt cars also. As heard in the video, some of the car salvaged car prices are almost the same price if it were a clean title.
Bruh that’s so much shit. Copart knows these cars are doctored it’s really obvious. They just don’t care because they get to make money on it a few times over until someone buys it that can actually fix it.
Copart is a pile of s-hit auction, i been buying builders for over 35 years. Copart is so F'd up. but they are cornering the industry. IaaI is by far the best place.
I purchased a Run and Drive a few months ago but didn't have a chance to go look at it before the auction. You already know what happened. Blown engine! $1000 down the toilet. I went last week to look at a few. Had a 2015 Ford Fusion with "Minor scratches" that had a black painted wooden 2x4 as a frame rail. I've seen many nice vehicles with missing core supports and frame parts thats been fixed so the picture nicely. You MUST check the cars! ATB
Wow, thanks for the heads up!! to me, it would seem like the front end was OK and just the bumper was cracked. There would be no way of knowing all the reinforcing in the front end needs to be redone. Not to mention all the other things you found in 60 seconds. I can only imagine what a full thorough examination would reveal. Thank you so much for bringing this to light. I just subscribed.
I buy some pretty nice cars from a local tow yard auction that are clean title and run & drive perfectly and they told me a lot of cars are people that get in trouble in car and go to jail. Then fees pile up and they file to take possession of car after like 30 days and auction them off. I always tell people to check out Autura Markeplace and see if there's any near them. Bought a 2013 Audi A7 with minimal scratches & dents that needed a new ECU and Body Control module since someone swiped them. Runs perfectly now with 86k miles and got it for $3,400. Also, found a 2009 Chevy Cobalt for my father-in law. Bought for less that 1k with fees and needed to be cleaned and clear coat has failed on a few panels. Other than that, it runs and drives JUST fine.
Copart charged me 8.25% sales tax for a salvage vehicle. In Texas, salvage vehicles have no sales tax, and vehicles with clean titles have 6.25% sales tax. When I questioned that charge locally, they referred me to a long-distance telephone number that nobody answered. They also charged double the going rate to tow the vehicle to my home.
Your definitely right to say that Copart is a scam but it's when you get car from private sellers that the scam comes into play. At the end of the day as a rebuilder you have to deal with all the BS to put the car back on the road Copart just sells the car and tack on there crazy fees.
@@ratj4715 At the end of day it's up to you to do the leg work and see the car in person cause if your buying something based on pictures you'll definitely get burnt
Nice video. My guess is that The infiniti has a check engine light because the impact happened on the side where we have the electric unit and fuses in the engine bay.
ISNT THERE A WEBSITE THAT SHOWS VEHICLE AUCTION HISTORY AND PREVIOUS PICTURES OF VEH REAL DAMAGES BEFORE BEING RELISTED ON AUCTION? I REMEMBER THERE WAS ONE BUT I BELIEVE IT WAS TAKEN DOWN. IT WAS GOOD BECAUSE YOU KNEW IF IT WAS A INSURANCE CAR OR A FLIP THAT YOU SHOULD STAY AWAY FROM
co-part isn't the scam you should be saying scammers use co-part. co-part is just an auction that sells cars they don't own them. It's like saying eBay is a scam not it's scammers on eBay.
yeah copart is just the middlemen but they are letting scammers run amok on their auctions which is degrading trust and creditworthiness of the website
It's not like this new or used car dealership, we all know (or at least we should know) what we are possibly getting into when dealing with Copart. You gotta do your own due diligence when you're looking into possibly buying a car from this place or any other place like this. Sometimes you get lucky, sometimes you don't but a "scam"? idk about that.
I think the bidding process is a scam. Would almost guarantee copart has bidders that are paid to raise the price during pre-bidding and during live auctions. I’ve won maybe 12 lots and can only help but wonder.
@@teatimetel174 I doubt that. People from all over the world bid on these cars and when somebody puts in their minimum bid when you bid it automatically goes up. If you don't know how online auctions work, please research it. A company like Copart would be stupid to do anything like you are suggesting. They could lose their whole business if it ever got out, plus they don't need to.
@@mexicanspec its happened to me i had max bid on and at 11am i was still highest bidder but when it was due to come up for live auction it jumped up even though i was the highest bidder when proxy bidding ended at 11am
Title is a little bit click bait "Speaking TRUTH Got Me KICKED OUT" din't actually get kicked out in the video. No need to click bait us man, we like watching anyways......
I have bought several vehicles at Copart. I always go see in person. I always figure worse case scenario. Never go by pictures. Remember it is a salvage pool auction. Copart is only the company selling the vehicle.
General question re Sales Tax on a Copart Salvage Car... I know from previous experience buying from other local dealers (who also buy from Coparts) the local place does NOT charge me a State Sales Tax... I just incur that when I go convert that Salvage Title in A Rebuilt/Reconstructed Title... So bottom line, if I were to buy a salvage car through Copart either on my own (if poss) or if by going through a broker, I will also incur the Sales Tax on Copart Salvage Car??? And then another Local State Sales Tax at the end upon trying to get the Rebuilt Title (i.e. Double Dip on Taxes???)
So I want to get into bidding on my first copart rebuild! I just want to know how can you tell when a car is coming from insurance or a private owner? Just want to make sure im doing as much research as possible before bidding!
Copart is crap. Lots of shady stuff is sold threw them. We don’t buy after getting screwed twice threw them. Now only go threw IAA and always great service never an issue. Great video Deuces ✌🏻
I bought a F150 last month from an auction in Pennsylvania. I lived in Florida so couldn't get there to check it. They Didn't inform on the description and not even pictures that the car is completely taken over by corrosion underneath and inside the frame. Is there something that is possibly to do about it? Thanks.
Keep doing videos , and tell people not to buy unless it is sold by insurance companies, these sorry bastards that rig these cars and try and screw people need to be kept out of copart, and out of the car business. These are the kind of people that give dealers bad names. Expose the hell out of them , and run them out of business!!!!!!
I get so PISSED off when people put up Copart Scam videos. In the video he says someone/dealer did this and that. It was a dealer NOT Copart. This guy buys from Copart, so if there is such scam why does he buy from them. I have been a dealer for 18 years have been buying 95% of my inventory from Copart over the last 10 years, and I make a good living doing it. My advice don't buy salvage cars, they worth 25% less do to salvage. If you do by salvage be prepared to get what you get. If you don't have skill, money, or shop to fix it DON'T buy it. Paying to get the work done will not be worth it. Plus turn around time on your money is going to be much longer after state inspections and repairs. There plenty of clean title, fleet, charity and rental vehicles to choose from. Do your homework, go inspect, buy one of Coparts reports for $35.00, run a car fax that will tell allot. In some cases you can get approximate miles on the non running, no mileage units from carfax reports. Evaluate the numbers make sure the deal works, and be a car dealer not a car gambler. It takes allot of careful searching to find the gems but it very doable. And yes they should kick you out !!
the reasonable good cars go for more than they are worth and the others are a pile of crap good for parts only! we have Adesa here in Salt Lake city they have some reasonable deals on exotics at times but very risky most of the time it's not worth buying a salvaged title when you can buy a perfect example for not much more! cheers from Salt Lake City
They don't just scam YOU, they scam original owners too. Cash for Cars/Copart offered me only $633 for my drivable 2007 Carolla 5 speed with new clutch, new tires. "Agent" lied, saying "I'll be lucky to get $700 for it!" Wanted me to e-sign title release. I went on Marketplace with photos and did my own auction. Sold for $1,500 and fellow taped it up, put in new battery and drove off excited! So screw you Copart. I got more than my insurance would have.
Semi-auto in glovebox..........."random weapon in there." Glanced over that one quickly.........owner must have made a fast exit and is probably just now remembering. If you wonder about Copart being a scam, just read Yelp reviews about local lots or read local BBB reviews/complaints. Not a picture of an honest business. Add to that the transports and brokers they recommend.
I've bought 2 cars from them last year, first one won for $1050, ended up costing me $1550 after fees, 2nd one won bid for $1650 and ended up being $2450....still not a bad deal but just know the higher bid goes, the more their fees are.
COPART = Cars ONLY for Parts ' Don't go there looking to get something to flip. The odds are against you. If you need a bunch of parts (engine, transmission, wheels, etc.) then it might be for you. If you win the auction and then you get an email/call about not meeting a reserve - just walk away. My two cents.
you have a verry chill youtube channele i like that also i hit the like button befor i watch the wole video because i know it is going to be intresting
Yo man, you're telling thigs we all already know. We know that some cars are in bad condition and we're all prepared when bidding in copart and iaai. Thing is that in some countries it is way too cheap to rebuild some of these cars and it's a deal to buy one from the US and import it in your country.
I literally just saw a 2nd gen ctsv with a bid of $5,700 but the picture of the engine clearly wasn’t a supercharged 6.2 l. It more looked like a gen 3 Chevy truck motor yikes
Anytime someone puts runs and drives and it doesnt when customer recieves it should be lawsuit for lying. Yea you can put as is but if the other details dont add up and only way to bid is online then that should be illegal. No different than commercials saying this or that and its not true
Today I won an auctions for a Jeep Wrangler at 13,600 and I’m getting up charged more than 4,000 in fees I’m going to have to relist that’s way to much in just fees
So . How is copart a scam. Copart simply does a minimal inspection an post the cars for sale. In order for copart to be a scam they would have to knowingly cover the damage up an then sell. They dont do that ?
Does anyone know what I need to buy cars at at auction So I can sell them as is bought to companies that buy salvage cars as is Not to fix and flip type of license I live in California
Only a fool would buy any vehicle without personally inspecting it. These are salvage auctions. The insurance vehicles there are there because the cost to repair them exceeds the value of the vehicle. It used to be only salvage yards bought these pigs to strip off the good parts and crush the rest. just remember insurance companies are not in business to lose money. If it were worth repairing they would have done it themselves. REMEMBER These auction places are just a clearing house for the insurance companies.
Most of the people who buy these cars dont inspect them a lot of them are in different countries and other states and they can write off a car just for the hell of it sometimes the owner dont want the car and they write it off sometimes the body shop greedy and charging too much and they do lose money on some cars thats facts they make enough of policyholders
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If you're buying a fixer, ALWAYS go to the lot and inspect before you bid. I got burned on this once - never again.
Everything looks better in pictures, and their pic's are very low quality at best.
9:40 No reaction to the gun but gets hyped over a charge cable 😂
Hamburglar you know it’s his gun though
Cars and Trucks He must paint houses on the side
That gun was probably used in a drive-by shooting in Chicago or Detroit.
uh huh lmao
prolly a "plastic prop " gun..just like "Holly wierd"...Lol ..
That’s why you only buy insurance cars and not cars from resellers. It’s pretty much common sense unless you can inspect it or have it inspected first.
The real scam is in their fees!
Its just like any other auction place.
@Tim C you think they should do it for free to make you happy
@@nickwood8694 I'm pretty sure their fees are a lot more than regular auctions...
Its a solid 30% commission. No one makes money like these guys. Their founders must be billionaires. They are basically like pawn brokers who move billions of dollars of pawned cars a month.
$30 title malling fee 😂
never ever buy one unless its listed by an insurance company...or get burned...the most important thing to learn.
yea I don't see how anyone would not know that after learning the basics of buying salvage
So it's guaranteed not to be a scam if the insurance company is listed on the vehicle????
@@mercedesbenzs600bash Me personally I prefer buy from ins co over 3rd party. Ins co is not flipping cars, they are recovering loss.
@@mercedesbenzs600bash When an insurance company lists a car it has gone from the accident to a body shop, or maybe straight to Copart. The car has not been in a third party shop where they had time to take parts off of it.
@@mexicanspec Much appreciated 🙏
And the gun in the glove box?
You're so casual about it.
It his gun.
Hello frend watsapp
pretty normal
you should never buy a copart or insurance auction car without looking at it in person and running the vin
Most definitely the truth...
How do you run the vin
@@danib3745 lol 9 months later, but still helpful thank you
@@Body4Body_Fitness how you run the vin ? Dude deleted his comment.
@@Anonymous-um3im get a pair of shorts with pockets. Then put the vin in your pocket. Then go for a run. "Running the vin"
Auction vehicles can be a big lesson for some people. Not really Copart's fault. Luckily, my older brothers warned me that Auction cars ( especially not coming from an insurance company) are often someone trying to unload their problems.
Oh just a random weapon ooo a charger for my iPhone
Random weapon: Nah.
iPhone charging cable: Wow!
Has nothing to do with copart there not scamming anyone.they dont own the cars they just sell them.if you buy a junk car it's on you.they tell you to look at the car before you bid if you dont it's on you not copart
No agree. How do you check transmission, engine, diffs on cars where parts already was replaced before auction? You can see only body damage but most of those cars selling with high mileage so there always problems with drive trains. Fixed check light is typical scam on Copart. Fixed severe damage to look like fender bender is typical scam on Copart. Bid wars involving their own dealers to get the most out of public buyers is typical practice at Copart. "Lost" keys, electric devices, any expensive pieces is typical practice at Copart. And any other public auction.
@@andrymashka1757 @andry mishka lol copart has nothing to do with check engine lights be on or off or key nore anything.only thing they do when a car comes in is see if it runs and drives and tape stuff off to prevent as much water damage as possible this it
They spend less then 30 mins on each vehicle they dont have time to spend on each vehicle that comes in.its your job as the buy to either pay someone to look at it or you look at it yourself.the other bidders are the ones messing with the cars and taking keys so they can get it for cheaper price seen it many times and turned many people in for it but has nothing to do with copart.if I buy a car and it's all messed up and I did look at it it's on me not copart
COPART knowingly profits from the fraud of car flippers. So legally they are complicit.
Lmao they dont know anything about the car
Hey Rusty. Just found your videos today. Your doing a great job brother. Keep doing the brilliant work you do. I'm off to binge on your videos .
P.s: Heard from several Copart buyers that they've seen a number of cut and shunt cars up for auction over the past 3-4 years. Those cars can be seriously dangerous there is one point at when fixing the car goes a bit too far. But when the car can become a cause of a fatal wreak because of ridiculous so called repairs. Those cars need to be pulled from auction and crushed immediately not left for some unsuspecting buyer who thinks they've got a good deal. And wreck it 5 mins after they get it home . Copart need to take some responsibility for the cars their auctioning .
Dueces.
Chriss from London UK
If you only buy insurance company cars you don't have that problem. You can also use the site online to check for previous auctions. Anybody sending money at Copart should use that site.
Bought a car from copart (Run and Drive) with minor back damage. Paid rediculously expensive fees. The car arrived with at least 7 engine codes, under carriage rust and samage, transmission problems, axle problems, and apparently had other collisions before.
I don’t like how the pictures don’t show the actual damage/issues... sometimes they are taken in the dark or the pictures of the damage is taken sideways... I recently bought a car I thought would only need door replacements from the pictures but soon realized after the purchase that the pillar would need to be replaced.. for the comments as to not buy cars unseen great advice but I can almost guarantee most of the people who buy cars from this auction never seen the car in person.. my reason I’ve got a little one I can’t take in the yard so I rely on pictures. I’ve witnessed pictures taken from the passenger side now by doing this you won’t see the rips in the seat or the extremely dirty carpet.. So just take all of this into consideration when placing a bid... I also don’t like the fact that the pictures won’t show if a car has a check engine light on or not.. All these factors come into play when purchasing any car but the pictures these guys take definitely HIDE things... I thought you were gonna touch base on these kind of issues but still enjoyed the video very knowledgeable nonetheless. Keep em coming bro.
There is shady employees that u can pay to hide damage on your car that you are posting on copart for sure. I will do separate video on that because I’m still gathering evidence right now, copart will not be happy with me father that one lol
If you see door damage you have to assume the pillar is damaged as well and bid accordingly. How much time do you think an employee can spend with each car when they take in 600 or 1000 cars per week?
This is called life, i bet you can get more frequently scammed on the pre-owned market than on copart, as you keep buying and rebuilding cars you start to get more experience on the damages, the repair costs, the amount of work it will need, and how much you should bid on a certain vehicle, i have bought 5 different cars from copart all sight unseen and i have done wonderful, but you need to do a lot of research and have the will to work on cars to get the best deal possible, the most important advice i can give is that you should always bid according to the worst case scenario the vehicle could have (bad engine, bad transmission, bad frame, all this depending on the scenario), this way its impossible to take a loss cause you already calculated the worst that could happen, it's really easy, if you're interested in giving copart a try just do your first bidding on a cheap car so you familiarize with the process of buying a car, and if you do wrong you could move on without any worries ( even if you lose a couple hundreds the knowledge and the experience you get is way more valuable, hope this helps someone!
If you buy a car on the internet, without inspecting it... you have to factor in the risk of a scam or unseen problems when you make your bid. If you really need a particular car, and can't take the risk of being scammed, then GO INSPECT THE CAR PERSONALLY. This way, you can be sure of what the car is worth to you, instead of gambling.
prices are high at all auctions now, iaai & copart included...international demand is pushing prices up. Hard to make $ here in the states with these cars. More and more insurance companies are not insuring rebuilt cars also. As heard in the video, some of the car salvaged car prices are almost the same price if it were a clean title.
Scanners are not allowed at co part. They will kick you out when they find you with one.
Jon Smith LoL
Bruh that’s so much shit. Copart knows these cars are doctored it’s really obvious. They just don’t care because they get to make money on it a few times over until someone buys it that can actually fix it.
Theres bluetooth now that connect with your phone. Small enough to fit in your pocket
Nice Hyundai and infiniti, its not copart that does the scam just some people are. 👍
They are a scam with their insane fees
The fees are the scam
Copart is a pile of s-hit auction, i been buying builders for over 35 years. Copart is so F'd up. but they are cornering the industry. IaaI is by far the best place.
Any other places?
copart is just the middlemen but they are letting scammers run amok on their auctions which is degrading trust and creditworthiness of the website
Oh just a random weapon haha. So casual.
Part of the video played while reading this comment
I purchased a Run and Drive a few months ago but didn't have a chance to go look at it before the auction. You already know what happened. Blown engine! $1000 down the toilet. I went last week to look at a few. Had a 2015 Ford Fusion with "Minor scratches" that had a black painted wooden 2x4 as a frame rail. I've seen many nice vehicles with missing core supports and frame parts thats been fixed so the picture nicely. You MUST check the cars! ATB
40 percent of the price with fees.you can just figure that for a public buyer.
That’s not Copart . Some dealer bought it did some fixing and now they’re re-selling, very common tactic
Wow, thanks for the heads up!! to me, it would seem like the front end was OK and just the bumper was cracked. There would be no way of knowing all the reinforcing in the front end needs to be redone. Not to mention all the other things you found in 60 seconds. I can only imagine what a full thorough examination would reveal. Thank you so much for bringing this to light. I just subscribed.
I buy some pretty nice cars from a local tow yard auction that are clean title and run & drive perfectly and they told me a lot of cars are people that get in trouble in car and go to jail. Then fees pile up and they file to take possession of car after like 30 days and auction them off. I always tell people to check out Autura Markeplace and see if there's any near them. Bought a 2013 Audi A7 with minimal scratches & dents that needed a new ECU and Body Control module since someone swiped them. Runs perfectly now with 86k miles and got it for $3,400. Also, found a 2009 Chevy Cobalt for my father-in law. Bought for less that 1k with fees and needed to be cleaned and clear coat has failed on a few panels. Other than that, it runs and drives JUST fine.
Copart charged me 8.25% sales tax for a salvage vehicle. In Texas, salvage vehicles have no sales tax, and vehicles with clean titles have 6.25% sales tax. When I questioned that charge locally, they referred me to a long-distance telephone number that nobody answered. They also charged double the going rate to tow the vehicle to my home.
Your definitely right to say that Copart is a scam but it's when you get car from private sellers that the scam comes into play. At the end of the day as a rebuilder you have to deal with all the BS to put the car back on the road Copart just sells the car and tack on there crazy fees.
How is copart a scam . They dont flip the cars ... they just auction them off lmao
Yeah but they know a lot of these cars are doctor up and still sell them without saying a word about them.
@@ratj4715 At the end of day it's up to you to do the leg work and see the car in person cause if your buying something based on pictures you'll definitely get burnt
Nice video. My guess is that The infiniti has a check engine light because the impact happened on the side where we have the electric unit and fuses in the engine bay.
the main thing i hate about copart..no bidder history..cant track lots.
You can use Autoauctions.io to see some history. Nothing is perfect.
ISNT THERE A WEBSITE THAT SHOWS VEHICLE AUCTION HISTORY AND PREVIOUS PICTURES OF VEH REAL DAMAGES BEFORE BEING RELISTED ON AUCTION? I REMEMBER THERE WAS ONE BUT I BELIEVE IT WAS TAKEN DOWN. IT WAS GOOD BECAUSE YOU KNEW IF IT WAS A INSURANCE CAR OR A FLIP THAT YOU SHOULD STAY AWAY FROM
co-part isn't the scam you should be saying scammers use co-part. co-part is just an auction that sells cars they don't own them. It's like saying eBay is a scam not it's scammers on eBay.
Finally someone with common sense.
yeah copart is just the middlemen but they are letting scammers run amok on their auctions which is degrading trust and creditworthiness of the website
It's not like this new or used car dealership, we all know (or at least we should know) what we are possibly getting into when dealing with Copart. You gotta do your own due diligence when you're looking into possibly buying a car from this place or any other place like this. Sometimes you get lucky, sometimes you don't but a "scam"? idk about that.
"Random weapon in there. Oh a charger!"
And take the panels off and straighten them up a bit put them back on and make it look nice but in reality it needs a total rebuild
I think the bidding process is a scam. Would almost guarantee copart has bidders that are paid to raise the price during pre-bidding and during live auctions. I’ve won maybe 12 lots and can only help but wonder.
seen lots of cars like this from other youtubers, thanks for exposing it..these people dont know what to look for!
edit...honday 🤣🤣
Random weapon, Oooo a iPhone charger!!! LOL Seems like the owner didn’t get a chance to retrieve his belongings from the vehicle before it was towed.
Probably fainted in the crash or the car was crashed in a parking lot.
ive noticed cars on a certain price an hour before auction starts when you come can bid then prices sneak up.
That is how an auction works.
@@mexicanspec yeah being bid up by the auction.
@@teatimetel174 I doubt that. People from all over the world bid on these cars and when somebody puts in their minimum bid when you bid it automatically goes up.
If you don't know how online auctions work, please research it.
A company like Copart would be stupid to do anything like you are suggesting. They could lose their whole business if it ever got out, plus they don't need to.
@@mexicanspec its happened to me i had max bid on and at 11am i was still highest bidder but when it was due to come up for live auction it jumped up even though i was the highest bidder when proxy bidding ended at 11am
@@mexicanspec its not illegal even for physical auctions to bid cars uo on the rostrum
Title is a little bit click bait "Speaking TRUTH Got Me KICKED OUT" din't actually get kicked out in the video. No need to click bait us man, we like watching anyways......
CoPart went to hell when the started selling to anyone....
I have bought several vehicles at Copart. I always go see in person. I always figure worse case scenario. Never go by pictures. Remember it is a salvage pool auction. Copart is only the company selling the vehicle.
General question re Sales Tax on a Copart Salvage Car... I know from previous experience buying from other local dealers (who also buy from Coparts) the local place does NOT charge me a State Sales Tax... I just incur that when I go convert that Salvage Title in A Rebuilt/Reconstructed Title...
So bottom line, if I were to buy a salvage car through Copart either on my own (if poss) or if by going through a broker, I will also incur the Sales Tax on Copart Salvage Car??? And then another Local State Sales Tax at the end upon trying to get the Rebuilt Title (i.e. Double Dip on Taxes???)
the response to the gun is priceless
How you forget your weapon in the glovebox 🤦🏾♂️
So I want to get into bidding on my first copart rebuild! I just want to know how can you tell when a car is coming from insurance or a private owner? Just want to make sure im doing as much research as possible before bidding!
Copart is crap. Lots of shady stuff is sold threw them. We don’t buy after getting screwed twice threw them. Now only go threw IAA and always great service never an issue. Great video Deuces ✌🏻
Lubnow *through
It's through not "threw."
So, did you get the Genesis?
I have fun looking out of those car and learn something. :)
Hyundai, HGV trailer damage perhaps from the overhang on turning?
More reaction from finding a phone charger than the handgun in the glovebox...yup that definitely Florida.
LOL @ "Random weapon in the glove box" - ROFL
I bought a F150 last month from an auction in Pennsylvania. I lived in Florida so couldn't get there to check it. They Didn't inform on the description and not even pictures that the car is completely taken over by corrosion underneath and inside the frame.
Is there something that is possibly to do about it?
Thanks.
The cars are expensive in the US because there is a corporation that sells cars who fix the price of used cars
I enjoyed the video Wow that is Solid. infomation.
first problem is you are looking at a hyndia and your starting cars without checking oil first
It maybe a scam or it's literally the real thing, good luck on what ever you do. 👍👊👌
Opens glove box *shuts quickly* YEAH, WE SAW 😂
Saw wat
Can they legally sell them with a clean title and cover up the frame damage
I dont think so
We need Volvo truck update
Keep doing videos , and tell people not to buy unless it is sold by insurance companies, these sorry bastards that rig these cars and try and screw people need to be kept out of copart, and out of the car business. These are the kind of people that give dealers bad names. Expose the hell out of them , and run them out of business!!!!!!
I get so PISSED off when people put up Copart Scam videos. In the video he says someone/dealer did this and that. It was a dealer NOT Copart. This guy buys from Copart, so if there is such scam why does he buy from them. I have been a dealer for 18 years have been buying 95% of my inventory from Copart over the last 10 years, and I make a good living doing it.
My advice don't buy salvage cars, they worth 25% less do to salvage. If you do by salvage be prepared to get what you get. If you don't have skill, money, or shop to fix it DON'T buy it. Paying to get the work done will not be worth it. Plus turn around time on your money is going to be much longer after state inspections and repairs. There plenty of clean title, fleet, charity and rental vehicles to choose from.
Do your homework, go inspect, buy one of Coparts reports for $35.00, run a car fax that will tell allot. In some cases you can get approximate miles on the non running, no mileage units from carfax reports. Evaluate the numbers make sure the deal works, and be a car dealer not a car gambler. It takes allot of careful searching to find the gems but it very doable.
And yes they should kick you out !!
the reasonable good cars go for more than they are worth and the others are a pile of crap good for parts only! we have Adesa here in Salt Lake city they have some reasonable deals on exotics at times but very risky most of the time it's not worth buying a salvaged title when you can buy a perfect example for not much more! cheers from Salt Lake City
This dude is way better then randy doing his walk arounds lol
With TK turn randy channel into a joke. Who needs randy rubbing TK in your face
their prices are insane lately,
I like how you show the Negative too
They don't just scam YOU, they scam original owners too. Cash for Cars/Copart offered me only $633 for my drivable 2007 Carolla 5 speed with new clutch, new tires. "Agent" lied, saying "I'll be lucky to get $700 for it!" Wanted me to e-sign title release. I went on Marketplace with photos and did my own auction. Sold for $1,500 and fellow taped it up, put in new battery and drove off excited! So screw you Copart. I got more than my insurance would have.
Semi-auto in glovebox..........."random weapon in there." Glanced over that one quickly.........owner must have made a fast exit and is probably just now remembering. If you wonder about Copart being a scam, just read Yelp reviews about local lots or read local BBB reviews/complaints. Not a picture of an honest business. Add to that the transports and brokers they recommend.
I've bought 2 cars from them last year, first one won for $1050, ended up costing me $1550 after fees, 2nd one won bid for $1650 and ended up being $2450....still not a bad deal but just know the higher bid goes, the more their fees are.
Are your cars still working?
Still have the higher priced one and drive it daiily, first one I sold within 3 months
COPART = Cars ONLY for Parts
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Don't go there looking to get something to flip. The odds are against you. If you need a bunch of parts (engine, transmission, wheels, etc.) then it might be for you. If you win the auction and then you get an email/call about not meeting a reserve - just walk away. My two cents.
Hey love your vids actully have watched for a couple years now keep it up.
Always use a scanner, far cheaper
Great video!! And guys it’s his gun he’s done that on several videos!!😂
Scarface 39
Right!
Anyone with a brain should’ve known that. Unless your a trump supporter
Dave J Trump 2020!!!
Scarface 39 In your dream. I notice your just about as popular as him. Lol.
Dave J man you sure are triggered over something!! Chill🇺🇸
you have a verry chill youtube channele i like that also i hit the like button befor i watch the wole video because i know it is going to be intresting
Yo man, you're telling thigs we all already know. We know that some cars are in bad condition and we're all prepared when bidding in copart and iaai. Thing is that in some countries it is way too cheap to rebuild some of these cars and it's a deal to buy one from the US and import it in your country.
What about Volvo Vnl
Rusty... You know that was your piece in the glove box! :-)
RODZILLA I do not conduct them types of activities lol
Hello frend
WELL DID YOU GET KICKED OUT?
What's a good broker to use. You recommend I'm in California
Bro this is tough to watch. These are horrible scammer scumbags
There wasn't a gun he says that all the time.
You didn't say that COPART was a scam you said some people that put cars up for auction are scammers.
Damn Jesus that poor Lexus LS460. I own an immaculate one of those they are beautiful
I literally just saw a 2nd gen ctsv with a bid of $5,700 but the picture of the engine clearly wasn’t a supercharged 6.2 l. It more looked like a gen 3 Chevy truck motor yikes
Hahaha. My boi out here with using props for emphasis. That was classic .
So did you get any of them? ... What prices...
Yo ma dude, the way you say it hondaiii😂😂
What's the proper way to say it? Hyoon-die?
Happens all the time with the Grand Cherokee and 4runner, scammers they do a little make up and posted again in copart
Hello Fred sport
Very informative video. I have a friend who buys and repairs and then sell cars from Copart. Watch when I show him your video.👍🏾
Wpt did you end up getting?
Anytime someone puts runs and drives and it doesnt when customer recieves it should be lawsuit for lying. Yea you can put as is but if the other details dont add up and only way to bid is online then that should be illegal. No different than commercials saying this or that and its not true
Today I won an auctions for a Jeep Wrangler at 13,600 and I’m getting up charged more than 4,000 in fees I’m going to have to relist that’s way to much in just fees
So . How is copart a scam. Copart simply does a minimal inspection an post the cars for sale. In order for copart to be a scam they would have to knowingly cover the damage up an then sell. They dont do that ?
You sound like a copart employee trolling this video.the thieves own this land the slaves just live on it
You on that shit chucky, lmao
Really you can’t tell me they never figure it out
2 years later this Lexus is for sale on the website
Does anyone know what I need to buy cars at at auction
So I can sell them as is bought to companies that buy salvage cars as is
Not to fix and flip type of license
I live in California
How did you find the history & pictures for that first “scam” car that was resold so quickly by Copart?
he probaly just looked up the vin....a quick google search.
I like that Police Charger
It’s not a scam it’s a business. Someone bought it did minors repair and put it back in the auction .
Only a fool would buy any vehicle without personally inspecting it. These are salvage auctions. The insurance vehicles there are there because the cost to repair them exceeds the value of the vehicle. It used to be only salvage yards bought these pigs to strip off the good parts and crush the rest. just remember insurance companies are not in business to lose money. If it were worth repairing they would have done it themselves. REMEMBER These auction places are just a clearing house for the insurance companies.
Most of the people who buy these cars dont inspect them a lot of them are in different countries and other states and they can write off a car just for the hell of it sometimes the owner dont want the car and they write it off sometimes the body shop greedy and charging too much and they do lose money on some cars thats facts they make enough of policyholders