Top Three Best AUCTION Companies To Get Used Car To Nigeria

Everyone adores their cars. The majority of secondhand cars on the Nigerian market are thus auctioned and transported from that country. Previously, a sizable quantity of European automobiles were imported. The majority of the vehicles are out-of-production or antiques that have served as public transportation for many years; some of them were even created before 2002. Recently, we have begun importing automobiles from Arab and Canadian countries as well.

When we encounter a large number of the same model automobiles, we frequently choose the one that is least expensive. Of course, auction houses are aware of this as well, and they will make every effort to secure the finest deals on vehicles for you. The explanation is that several of the vehicles were involved in accidents, and some were donated to charities.

Copart 

 Willis Johnson established this business in California in 1982. It is one of the top 100 most exceptional firms in the US and has relocated its headquarters to Dallas. From Asia to Europe, their franchises are opening up, including in China, India, Spain, Germany, the UK, and several other areas in Southern America. 

Their sources for automobiles include the general public, bank confiscations, and insurance firms. In general, there is no subscription charge, but if you want to be given priority, you must pay $200 (N120,000). They began adding more advantages and services, such as delivering straight to Lagos or “buttering up” the local reps to speed up the process, as they began paying more attention to the Nigerian market in recent years, visit their official website at www.copart.com for additional details.

• Website: https://www.copart.com/

IAAI 

At any given time, more than 60,000 automobiles are being offered for sale by IAAI (Insurance Auto Auctions, Inc.). They were coincidentally created in 1982, the same year as Copart, and have more than 150 franchisees in the United States and Canada. Their current headquarters are located in Illinois. Their sources include public information, fleet releases, and insurance firms. 

You may sign up for a free subscription or pay $200 for a premium subscription, which is more or less the same as Copart’s subscription model. There are three options to place a bid: pre-bid before the auction; attend the auction in person; or place an online bid, with the latter two being the most popular among Nigerian purchasers. The official IAAI website is at www.iaai.com.

• Website: https://www.iaai.com/

Auction Export

Compared to the other two firms, the company was created significantly later, in 2007. Although they advertise more than 200,000 vehicles on their websites, the majority of these Tokunbo vehicles belong to dealers and other auction houses. Despite the fact that most services are free, prospective customers must pay a deposit of up to 10% of the car’s value, or $400(N200,000), to reserve a seat in the auction.

People who visit Auction Export are typically unfamiliar with the bidding procedure and frequently require assistance, unlike purchasers who visit the two websites described above. Although we practically never have any complaints about the quality of their service, the shipping costs and other little fees sometimes increase the cost of the automobile by 150,000 to 200,000 Naira, which is not a comfortable sum for many. Visit the www.auctionexport.com website for more details. 

• Website: https://www.auctionexport.com/

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Conclusion 

The top three companies you can rely on to order a Tokunbo automobile to be delivered to Nigeria are those three. You may search for auctiondirectusa.com, Manheim, eBay, Government Actions, Adesa, or many more online auto buying and selling platforms if you want to learn more.