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Thanks guys.What about if I got a van from the big companies like BT or Royal Mail? Dont they use the auctions to sell?Bob
We used to buy loads of cars from auctions but it is a trade event and you have to know what you are doing.The advice to buy new is sound advice. I bought a Peugot Partner new a couple of weeks ago. The main agents are offering fantastic deals on all makes.I got a £3,800 discount, side door, metallic paint air-con, CD player and its costing me £35 a week.Thats better than leasing and better than buying secondhand.
Must be dreaming, 1500 must be another post Where are you based? Auctions will work there commission on a sliding scale the more you spend the more commission you have to pay so keep that in mind. I have got most of my vehicles from auctions and only ever had one wrong un. If you do go to an auction make sure you know the value of the vehicle you intend to bid on, it is very east to get carried away and pay more from an auction for a van than you might from the autotrader. And try to aviod vehicles that are in the 'general sale', these are the ones that are entered privately and could be hiding a multitude of sins. Go for the ones that are 'direct' from a dealer or leasing company and get one with service history.
look at the BCA websites first mate .car auctions are not the minefield every one thinks lots of these auctions are one company sales ir lloyds finance lex leeasing etc 4k will go further than you think and a lot of these vehicles will have full history and verified mileage.worth a trip to see how it all works just take a mate who knows a bit about the trade