The vehicles that are up for auction are seized cars and have been obtained through several different Government agencies such as the IRS, DEA, FBI and Police Departments. These cars have been repossessed because of a default on the car loan or lease payment. The financial institutions want to get rid of these cars as fast as possible to get some of their money back. These autos are then auctioned off to the public for as much as 95% off of the retail value. The bidding on some auctions start as low as $100.

  If you’re looking for a good used police auctions car that is both reliable and affordable, then you can’t miss the Government Car Auctions. These cars, trucks and SUV’s are sold at up to 95% OFF their original value. Who can afford to pass up such a great deal? These repossessed cars are seized and then sold to the highest bidder. There are live auctions and also online car auctions available for bidders to find a dependable used car for pennies on the dollar.

Among the flurry of fast-roofed, four-door hatchbacks coming to market over the next couple of years, one interpretation clearly stands out: the 2010 BMW 5-series Gran Turismo. Indeed, the unusual, tall proportions of the Bimmer set it far apart from Audi’s more conventionally shaped A5 Sportback and A7, as well as the more low-slung Porsche Panamera and rakish Aston Martin Rapide.