salvage Ti's at auctions cheap, website

[hotmilk400]

so, i was surfing the web on info about salvage titles and i came across a website that links many car auctions across the USA. they have probably 40+ 318ti bmws at any giving time. i was checking the sites out (since it links u to other sites) and there are some nice (salvage) car on avalible.

http://www.salvagecarsforsale.biz/au...ards/BMW/318TI

highest bid takes them. most of them do not have bids, as no one cares about ti's.

right now, their is a 99 ti in philly for $100, but it has high miles and door damage, but for $100, u can make a killing in parts + rims + scrap cost.

also, in AZ, a fully drivable ti with a clean title for $695, and 12 hours left on it. (probally has motor and tranny problems or something, even tho u can get it to run)

figured i would point it out for anyone looking to get a cheap parts car, or want a cheap project to work on. they also, of course, have millions of other cars available, but its not every day you see more then five 318ti's for sale on one site (not even ebay has more then 2 or 3)

[rcair3d]

M tech bumpers and interior look good on it too!

[96cali]

nice find! a little easier to search than aiia and copart, important to point out tho that most of those can be found on those sites (I think) but only some are public auctions. Otherwise you must have a license but even AIA has eased up, copart too.

[rustyrox]

Has anyone actually used this site? Are you sure its not a scam? i couldnt find any reviews or much info about the site on google. it looks almost too good to be true and it would really suck to pay the $150 registration fee and the $400 minimum deposit and then find out it is a scam.

[hotmilk400]

the site just links you up to various action sites that currently have a Ti (or any car) . its basically Google for cars. fees, prices, and location vary on the seller. some of them do not have a fee, some of them have a fee to keep the average joe from buying from them (they want dealers to buy from them). you should be able to find local ones, then you can physically go and bid or buy the car.

but to answer your question, i have never bought from them.