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Often, yes. Lenders and banks repossess vehicles to recover an unpaid loan balance, so their goal is a fast recovery rather than top dollar — which can mean prices below typical retail. Always factor in auction fees, condition, and any needed repairs.
Banks, credit unions, and auto lenders (loan defaults); government and law-enforcement seizures and impounds; and fleet/commercial repossessions. This directory covers all of these channels.
It depends on the auction. Some public auctions are open to everyone; others are dealer-only. Each state page and the buyer's guide explain how to tell the difference and how to register.
No. DealerRepo is a directory that helps buyers find legitimate repo auction channels and helps auctions and dealers reach buyers. We don't run sales or hold vehicles.