Selling a car is a pain in the butt. If you’re listing privately, you have to deal with strangers and flakes. If you’re trading in at a dealership, you’ve got to go up against a professional ...

Police seized vehicle auctions turn forfeited cars into public sales. Federal and local agencies liquidate vehicles tied to criminal or civil forfeiture cases through official portals or contracted ...

Buying a car at an auction can be an exhilarating yet overwhelming experience. Whether you’re a seasoned bidder or a first-time participant, understanding the nuances of car auctions can help you ...

Buying a used car from the government can be an affordable way to find a reliable vehicle for under $8,000. Various government agencies auction off surplus and retired fleet vehicles through platforms ...

Automotive auctions have been around since the late 1930s, and much has changed since that time to make the process safer, ...

Pcarmarket's new president Thomas Dawber discusses the challenges and opportunities of focusing on Porsches in the modern and ...

Finding a car can be difficult, especially if you’re trying to buy a used car that runs and doesn’t cost an arm and a leg. According to Kelley Blue Book, “used car prices dipped lower in January,” ...

If you buy a used car off a dealership lot, it might have gotten there as a trade-in. But there’s about a 50% chance it got there by way of a wholesale auction, according to the industry tracking ...

Rare manual Porsche Cayenne auction ends with a bid over 3x the value of your average 2014 example, and they go even higher ...