I Failed at Selling my cars Through Copart *DISASTER* (LIVE AUCTION) FAIL

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[jamesclark]

Wouldn’t it be worth it to do what ever you have to do to sell your own cars as a dealer for what you lose on these cars

[stevenhovinga]

Copart is not the place to sell good cars, everyone buying there would suspect there's some hidden issues due to them not having damage. You yourself are hesitant when you see a car thats not damaged sitting on the lot... so if your going to take a chance on buying one. You would want to get it as cheap as possible because you don't go there to buy or sell perfectly good cars. JMHO good luck Randy

[osodeep]

I'd would maybe try Bring A Trailer for the Aston and SEMA-Stang. Or, as another commenter suggested Mecum/Barrrett-Jackson for the Stang. I think the likely issue with getting more from a Copart auction is their buyers are typically looking for a vehicle where they can maximize a profit with a quick flip turnaround. Although, what you are willing to take for your vehicles is very reasonable. Most likely not too many Copart buyers looking for a vehicle they are going to keep and drive.

[GFS]

Few years ago I was just browsing YouTube and I saw someone talking about all these vehicles in his yard, was addicted after that, thanks, love content like this.

[matthewhill]

Understand that with what is happening in this country a lot of people are marshaling their finances closely because of uncertainty in the future.

[bryanmanderville]

I am going to be 67 years old and have been in and out of the car business if you buy from copart or any salvage auction never put them back and expect to get your money back will never get close they have to sell on the street .everyone goes there for a deal like you and me. I feel sorry for you.

[kevinmcdonald]

Randy, try mods and miles, bring a trailer, or cars and bids. I’m pretty sure you’ll get better results there. Personally, I think that you should keep the Sema Stang and the Fleetwood, and let everything else go!

[WildDigger]

The auction I work for brings more money than copart. We are a dealer only auction and do sell clean rebuilt and salvage title vehicles. Greater Atlanta Auto Auction. The auction house has a few locations all different names. The Aston Martin and semastang would do extremely well at ours.

[amedbaraki]

Randy, I'm a wholesaler like you in CA, Copart and IAA not the place to sell your cars. Specially go app no way u can get anything out of it.
Adesa and Manhiem and it has to be in line sale is the way to go.

[flaron]

I can't imagine selling anything good or relatively good on Copart. Buyer mentality is different

[dave]

I wonder if the term “flood damage” is scaring people off? Without actually seeing a car it’s hard to tell what shape a car is in 🤷🏻‍♂️

Sometimes putting a ‘For Sale’ sign in the window and driving it in town might sell some. I sold a couple of cars driving them to the grocery store on a busy day.

[brenssss]

Do a road trip to Beverly Hills in the Aston, surely it would sell there ??

[zackwilliams]

I thought you were taking the Cadillac allante to Hot rod power tour

[wrd]

You should sell these cars through the dealer auction, people would be less skeptical and pay more

[glennstiller]

Not knowing the ins and outs in Oklahoma but couldn't you find a retail dealer where you could put these on consignment? Copart seems more of a place to sell salvage I think.

[sl]

I did the $5 Carfax hack last night, thx for the video 👍

[MrKLenning]

It sucks that most of your auctions didn't do better! Especially the Mustang, because that is an exceptionally nice ride!

[jordananderson]

I also think for the most part copart bidders are bargain hunters looking for a deal not a place to sell high end units.

[walterarroyo]

You’re clearly trying to sell at the wrong place. Remember these are people trying to pay as low as possible. Try Cars & bids.

[HandsomeMoose]

Nice to see the Celica is doing ok. I had a red one back in 2001. Loved it . Still a nice design more than 20 years later.