Car Auctions - Buying and Selling at Hobbs Parker Car Auctions explained...

Selling

- Bring your vehicle together with the registration document and MOT to our premises any week day during normal business hours.
- On arrival you will be asked to complete a simple entry form, pay the entry fee and hand over the keys. You now leave the rest to us.
- Your vehicle will be processed and entered into the very next auction.
- Before we offer your vehicle for sale we will check with HPi for outstanding finance and accident damage; we regret that we
cannot accept vehicles for sale with outstanding finance or where the vehicle has suffered Category A, B or C accident damage
- If it sells we will normally send you payment together with a statement detailing the transaction within three clear working days.
- Your vehicle will usually make its best price in the first auction. If your vehicle does not sell and our auctioneer considers the reserve price to be realistic then it will be offered in a second sale free of charge at our sole discretion.

Buying

- The cars will be driven from the viewing hall into the sale ring whereupon the vehicle will be offered.
- The auctioneer will give a brief description of the vehicle and then start the bidding.
- To bid, simply attract his attention by putting your hand up. If yours is the highest bid (providing it exceeds the reserve price) then the auctioneer will hit the hammer thereby selling you the car.
- A œ200 cash deposit is required at the fall of the hammer and you will be required to give this together with your name and address to one of our deposit takers immediately.
- All purchases must be paid for and collected by 12 noon on the following day unless otherwise agreed.
- We accept

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