Auto Auctions - Public Vehicle Auction Nationwide

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Completing the Auction


Payment Due


Payment for vehicles bought at GSA Fleet Auctions are due that day.


Accepted forms of payment may include cash, credit card, cashier's check, credit union cashier's check, traveler's check, postal or commercial money order, and properly endorsed Federal, State, or local government checks. Personal or company checks may be accepted if accompanied by a bank guarantee; however, check with the auction before the sale to make sure they will accept it. Checks must be made payable to the auction facility. MasterCard, VISA, American Express, and Discover credit cards will be accepted, subject to verification and approval by the issuing bank. It is recommended that you contact your credit card provider in advance of the sale to pre-authorize what might otherwise be an abnormally large purchase. As a security feature of many credit cards unusually large purchases, while legitimate and within available credit, may be declined to prevent fraud. A pre-authorizing phone call to your credit card provider may prevent any delays in the processing of your payment.

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Taking Your Vehicle


You must take possession of any vehicle purchased from GSA Fleet at the conclusion of the auction. Each vehicle sold will be issued a Certificate to Obtain Title by the auction house (Standard Form 97), which will be accepted by your state's Department of Motor Vehicle for licensing and titling purposes.

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Fair Representation


All GSA Fleet vehicles are sold as per description only, and condition is not guaranteed (see Terms & Conditions for complete terms of our sales). If any misrepresentation is discovered after the vehicle has been released, the purchaser must submit written notice to the GSA sales contracting officer within 15 calendar days of sale. The purchaser must state that the vehicle has been erroneously described and has been maintained in the same condition as when it was received. Any request for relief must include supporting documentation.

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