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Summerville Auto Auction
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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I've gotten my last few cars there and go just for fun a lot. I've done what the person below said and bid on a car when I wasn't planning to and didnt register, but you still have to pay the $25 when you get inside. So it's not like you pay more when you play by the rules. But there are a lot of cars that aren't worth buying, but there are also a lot of great cars too, especially in this bad economy. It's a lot of fun and high energy. I'd recommend going once to watch before you go to buy. And I'd take a mechanic with you as well. Like the people that work there told me, they don't own the cars so they don't know whats wrong with them, so it's best to bring somebody with you that does. I got one not too long ago for cheap that only needed a spark plug, so I put barely any money in it and now its perfect. This is where a lot of the dealers buy their cars, so I think of it as skipping the middle man. I don't know what's wrong with the people below or why they've had such bad experiences, but I have always enjoyed mine. Skip the middle man, save some money, and have fun doing it....Just don't bid against me! ha
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