Use Insurance Auto Auctions’ (IAA) app to bid on lightly damaged cars and other salvaged vehicles anytime day or night, including cars, trucks, SUVs, motorcycles, and heavy equipment. We cater to anyone who wants to buy lightly damaged or salvaged cars: used car dealerships buying hundreds of lightly damaged vehicles, mechanics and body shops looking for car parts, and people who buy cars for scrap.
A portion of our inventory comes from vehicle fleets (rental car agencies, company cars, etc.) or bank repossessions with little or no damage. We also serve buyers seeking wrecked car auctions, featuring vehicles with heavy to light amounts of damage, including totaled cars.
You can search our inventory without an account, but you’ll be able to bid and have access to additional features when you log into your IAA account. Register for a free account on our used car auction app, or visit our site at www.iaai.com to sign up. Search by make and model, then browse and filter our extensive inventory of cars up for auction. Use IAA 360 View to get complete details of the interior and exterior of every vehicle, then see and hear the engine running with our IAA Interact™ Merchandising Platform . IAA Interact combines imagery, information and personalization to deliver detailed vehicle information with unmatched research tools, improved purchasing guidance and greater transparency.
Features:
• My Account: Manage offers you’ve made, see your watch list, manage payments and review the vehicles you’ve purchased.
• Vehicle Search: Search our extensive Insurance Auto Auction inventory and use filters to select criteria that matter to you when searching for your salvage car, wrecked car or whole car.
• Make, Model & More: Fine tune your search with vehicle filters for make and model, year, new inventory, vehicle type and subtype, odometer, start code, series, fuel type, cylinders, transmission, drive line type, airbags, primary damage, loss type, keys, body style, country of origin, exterior color and interior color.
• Vehicle Data: Auto auction listings include vehicle details such as vehicle identification number (VIN), Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) specifications and part interchange numbers.
• See It Up Close: IAA 360 View and IAA High Resolution Images show the salvaged vehicle in 360 degrees.
• Does It Run? See & hear IAA Engine Starts video clips of the salvaged car’s engine so you know which vehicles are in running condition. We also categorize auction cars online as either Run and Drive, Starts or Stationary, as well as providing IAA Key Images so you know if keys are available.
• Live Auctions: Browse through auto auction sales lists, and bid with our salvage car sale mobile app. Find an auction by IAA branch, city or state, or search by date to see upcoming salvage auto auctions.
• Other Auction Types: Select your auto auction type: Timed Auctions, Buy Now, Dream Rides, Rec Rides, Specialty and Virtual Lane
• Locations: Access branch locations and contact information including directions from Apple or Google maps
• Pay by App: View and pay for the vehicles you win, including the option to pay with PayPal, or floor plan financing for qualifying buyers.
IAA Buyer Salvage Auctions offer a unique opportunity for individuals and businesses to acquire salvage vehicles at discounted prices. These auctions provide a platform where insurance companies, towing companies, and other entities sell damaged, wrecked, or abandoned vehicles.
How to Participate
To participate in IAA Buyer Salvage Auctions, you must register as a member and create an account. Registration typically requires providing personal information, business details (if applicable), and payment information. Once registered, you can access the auction listings and bid on vehicles.
Vehicle Selection
IAA Buyer Salvage Auctions feature a wide range of vehicles, including cars, trucks, SUVs, motorcycles, and even heavy machinery. Vehicles are typically classified into different categories based on their condition and damage level.
Vehicle Inspection
Before bidding, it's crucial to thoroughly inspect the vehicles you're interested in. IAA provides detailed vehicle descriptions, photos, and condition reports. However, it's recommended to visit the auction site in person or hire a professional inspector to assess the vehicles firsthand.
Bidding Process
IAA Buyer Salvage Auctions use an online bidding system. Once the auction begins, you can place bids on the vehicles you want. The bidding process typically follows a timed format, with each vehicle having a specific closing time.
Payment and Vehicle Retrieval
If you win a bid, you must pay the purchase price within the specified timeframe. Payment options vary depending on the auction location and may include cash, cashier's check, or credit card. Once payment is received, you can arrange to retrieve the vehicle from the auction site.
Buyer Fees
IAA Buyer Salvage Auctions charge various fees, including a buyer's premium, processing fees, and title fees. These fees vary depending on the auction location and the vehicle purchased. It's important to factor in these fees when calculating your overall purchase cost.
Insurance and Licensing
It's essential to obtain appropriate insurance coverage for the salvage vehicle before driving it. Additionally, you may need to apply for a salvage title or rebuild the vehicle to meet state licensing requirements.
Advantages of IAA Buyer Salvage Auctions
* Discounted prices on salvage vehicles
* Wide selection of vehicles to choose from
* Transparent bidding process
* Access to detailed vehicle information and condition reports
* Opportunity to acquire vehicles for parts or repair
Disadvantages of IAA Buyer Salvage Auctions
* Vehicles may have significant damage or require extensive repairs
* Potential for hidden problems or undisclosed damage
* Buyer fees can add to the overall purchase cost
* Limited availability of certain makes and models
* Vehicles may not be immediately drivable or roadworthy
Use Insurance Auto Auctions’ (IAA) app to bid on lightly damaged cars and other salvaged vehicles anytime day or night, including cars, trucks, SUVs, motorcycles, and heavy equipment. We cater to anyone who wants to buy lightly damaged or salvaged cars: used car dealerships buying hundreds of lightly damaged vehicles, mechanics and body shops looking for car parts, and people who buy cars for scrap.
A portion of our inventory comes from vehicle fleets (rental car agencies, company cars, etc.) or bank repossessions with little or no damage. We also serve buyers seeking wrecked car auctions, featuring vehicles with heavy to light amounts of damage, including totaled cars.
You can search our inventory without an account, but you’ll be able to bid and have access to additional features when you log into your IAA account. Register for a free account on our used car auction app, or visit our site at www.iaai.com to sign up. Search by make and model, then browse and filter our extensive inventory of cars up for auction. Use IAA 360 View to get complete details of the interior and exterior of every vehicle, then see and hear the engine running with our IAA Interact™ Merchandising Platform . IAA Interact combines imagery, information and personalization to deliver detailed vehicle information with unmatched research tools, improved purchasing guidance and greater transparency.
Features:
• My Account: Manage offers you’ve made, see your watch list, manage payments and review the vehicles you’ve purchased.
• Vehicle Search: Search our extensive Insurance Auto Auction inventory and use filters to select criteria that matter to you when searching for your salvage car, wrecked car or whole car.
• Make, Model & More: Fine tune your search with vehicle filters for make and model, year, new inventory, vehicle type and subtype, odometer, start code, series, fuel type, cylinders, transmission, drive line type, airbags, primary damage, loss type, keys, body style, country of origin, exterior color and interior color.
• Vehicle Data: Auto auction listings include vehicle details such as vehicle identification number (VIN), Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) specifications and part interchange numbers.
• See It Up Close: IAA 360 View and IAA High Resolution Images show the salvaged vehicle in 360 degrees.
• Does It Run? See & hear IAA Engine Starts video clips of the salvaged car’s engine so you know which vehicles are in running condition. We also categorize auction cars online as either Run and Drive, Starts or Stationary, as well as providing IAA Key Images so you know if keys are available.
• Live Auctions: Browse through auto auction sales lists, and bid with our salvage car sale mobile app. Find an auction by IAA branch, city or state, or search by date to see upcoming salvage auto auctions.
• Other Auction Types: Select your auto auction type: Timed Auctions, Buy Now, Dream Rides, Rec Rides, Specialty and Virtual Lane
• Locations: Access branch locations and contact information including directions from Apple or Google maps
• Pay by App: View and pay for the vehicles you win, including the option to pay with PayPal, or floor plan financing for qualifying buyers.
IAA Buyer Salvage Auctions offer a unique opportunity for individuals and businesses to acquire salvage vehicles at discounted prices. These auctions provide a platform where insurance companies, towing companies, and other entities sell damaged, wrecked, or abandoned vehicles.
How to Participate
To participate in IAA Buyer Salvage Auctions, you must register as a member and create an account. Registration typically requires providing personal information, business details (if applicable), and payment information. Once registered, you can access the auction listings and bid on vehicles.
Vehicle Selection
IAA Buyer Salvage Auctions feature a wide range of vehicles, including cars, trucks, SUVs, motorcycles, and even heavy machinery. Vehicles are typically classified into different categories based on their condition and damage level.
Vehicle Inspection
Before bidding, it's crucial to thoroughly inspect the vehicles you're interested in. IAA provides detailed vehicle descriptions, photos, and condition reports. However, it's recommended to visit the auction site in person or hire a professional inspector to assess the vehicles firsthand.
Bidding Process
IAA Buyer Salvage Auctions use an online bidding system. Once the auction begins, you can place bids on the vehicles you want. The bidding process typically follows a timed format, with each vehicle having a specific closing time.
Payment and Vehicle Retrieval
If you win a bid, you must pay the purchase price within the specified timeframe. Payment options vary depending on the auction location and may include cash, cashier's check, or credit card. Once payment is received, you can arrange to retrieve the vehicle from the auction site.
Buyer Fees
IAA Buyer Salvage Auctions charge various fees, including a buyer's premium, processing fees, and title fees. These fees vary depending on the auction location and the vehicle purchased. It's important to factor in these fees when calculating your overall purchase cost.
Insurance and Licensing
It's essential to obtain appropriate insurance coverage for the salvage vehicle before driving it. Additionally, you may need to apply for a salvage title or rebuild the vehicle to meet state licensing requirements.
Advantages of IAA Buyer Salvage Auctions
* Discounted prices on salvage vehicles
* Wide selection of vehicles to choose from
* Transparent bidding process
* Access to detailed vehicle information and condition reports
* Opportunity to acquire vehicles for parts or repair
Disadvantages of IAA Buyer Salvage Auctions
* Vehicles may have significant damage or require extensive repairs
* Potential for hidden problems or undisclosed damage
* Buyer fees can add to the overall purchase cost
* Limited availability of certain makes and models
* Vehicles may not be immediately drivable or roadworthy
