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Repairable Autos & Car Auctions in Minnesota 

AutoBidMaster is a Featured Broker and an authorized representative of Copart. Copart has car auctions in Minnesota. Join us for an opportunity to bid on repairable autos and secure the salvage car you've been searching for. Whether you're a seasoned mechanic or a car enthusiast, Minnesota’s auto junk yards have something for everyone.

Online Car Auction of Repairable Autos Near You in Minnesota

AutoBidMaster members are welcome to visit Copart salvage yards in the US, particularly in Minnesota, or Canada. We also encourage all customers to inspect a salvage car before purchase. The examination of repairable autos is available until one hour before the car auction. If you cannot visit the Copart junk yards yourself, you can order a salvage auto inspection in Minnesota, from the lot page.

This service will generate a report that includes images of the salvage car and relevant details such as engine running condition, state of suspension components, electrical component functionality, and vehicle exterior and interior damage. The inspection of our repairable autos from salvage yards in Minnesota must be ordered at least 3 days before the car auction ends.

Choosing a Salvage Vehicle in Minnesota

Before you begin shopping for your salvage vehicles, there are a few things you should keep in mind. The following are some guidelines that will be helpful to you as you search for your next car: 

• Vehicle Inspection Report: AutoBidMaster provides vehicle inspection reports. These provide detailed information about the vehicle and any damage it has. You should thoroughly read these reports to understand the extent and type of repairs your salvage vehicle will need. 
• Consider Repair Costs: Repair costs need to be factored into your budget. Salvage vehicle prices can be really surprising to see the first time since they are much lower than traditional dealership prices. But you should keep in mind that your vehicle will need repair work before it's considered road-worthy again. Consult with a mechanic if you need help with estimating repair costs. 
• Know Your Needs: As you look for your new salvage vehicle, keep in mind your plans for the car. Are you looking for a fun rebuild project? Or do you need a reliable vehicle to get you back and forth from work each day? Keeping this in mind will keep your focus during the search and bidding process.
• Know Your Budget: Figure out your budget before you even begin the shopping process. Your budget should consider the cost of the vehicle itself, along with any repair costs, registration fees, and any parts you may need. 

Pros and Cons of Buying a Salvage Car

Buying and restoring salvage vehicles is a very satisfying experience. No matter if you’re doing it as a hobby or just to save some money on your next commuter vehicle, there are a few things you should consider before jumping in. Here are some pros and cons of buying a salvage car: 

Pros:

• Less Expensive Than Clean Title Cars: Salvage vehicles are significantly cheaper than clean-title vehicles. For those seeking a great bargain on their dream car, salvage is an excellent option to consider.
• Bargain Hunting: Even better than the low prices, given some patience and a bit of luck, you can find a great deal on a vehicle that may not even require all that much repair work. 
• Restoration Potential: During your salvage vehicle search, you’ll discover many interesting cars that have great potential. Restoring cars is in an exhilarating pastime. And after, you get bragging rights!
• Car Parts: Salvage vehicles are often bought just for the parts! This can actually often-times be more cost effective than buying the parts individually.
• Convenience of Online Bidding: Even better than the fact that you can car shop online in the comfort of your own home, you have access to vehicles across the entire country. You can save time and have access to a wide selection of salvage vehicles. 

Cons:

• No Warranty: This may go without saying, but it’s still important to note. Salvage vehicles do not come with warranties like new vehicles. 
• Title Complications: It’s a bit more challenging to register a salvage vehicle than it is a clean-title vehicle. Resale value will usually be less too, 
• Repairs Can be Expensive: If you are not prepared, repair costs can add up quickly. It’s important to thoroughly read the inspection report and account for repair costs.
• Insurance Challenges: Insurance companies aren’t always willing to provide full coverage for salvage vehicles. Make sure you talk to your insurance company to inquire about this before you purchase. 
• Resale Difficulties: Think ahead to the future when you’re ready to move onto your next car. Selling your salvage vehicle may be more difficult. 

After considering all the pros and cons, are you ready to jump into the salvage vehicle world? It’s a rewarding experience to restore your vehicle. No matter what you’re looking for, AutoBidMaster has a vehicle to fit your needs and wants. Remember to do all of your due diligence as you participate in the online auction process, and be sure to always read those vehicle inspection reports we provide. 

Contact our customer service team to ask any question you may have about participating in our auto auction at Minnesota. AutoBidMaster is here to support you in your next vehicle purchase.