Equipment and Vehicle Auctions

Finding equipment and vehicle auction information in the United States can be valuable for businesses and individuals looking to buy used equipment, vehicles, and machinery. Here are some of the best sources for auction information:

Government Auctions:
GovDeals (www.govdeals.com): GovDeals is an online marketplace that auctions surplus government equipment and assets from various agencies, including cities, counties, and state governments. GSA Auctions (gsaauctions.gov): GSA Auctions is the official government site for surplus federal property, including vehicles and equipment.

Auction Houses and Online Auction Platforms:
Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers (www.rbauction.com): Ritchie Bros. is one of the world's largest industrial auctioneers, with numerous auctions across the United States. IronPlanet (www.ironplanet.com): IronPlanet, part of Ritchie Bros., conducts online auctions for used heavy equipment, trucks, and more. Proxibid (www.proxibid.com): Proxibid is an online platform that hosts various types of auctions, including equipment and vehicle auctions. EquipmentFacts (www.equipmentfacts.com): EquipmentFacts hosts live and online auctions for construction, agriculture, and heavy equipment.

Auto Auctions:
Manheim (www.manheim.com): Manheim is one of the largest automotive auction companies in the U.S., specializing in used vehicles. ADESA (www.adesa.com): ADESA is another major automotive auction company with locations across the country. Copart (www.copart.com): Copart specializes in online auto auctions, including salvage and used vehicles.

Industrial and Machinery Auctions:
Machinery Trader (www.machinerytrader.com): Machinery Trader lists upcoming industrial and machinery auctions, including construction equipment. EquipNet (www.equipnet.com): EquipNet hosts online auctions for used industrial equipment and machinery.

Online Auction Marketplaces:
eBay Motors (www.ebay.com/motors): eBay Motors is a popular online marketplace for buying and selling vehicles, including cars, motorcycles, and trucks. Liquidity Services (www.liquidityservices.com): Liquidity Services operates various online marketplaces for surplus assets, including AllSurplus and Go-Dove.

Local and Regional Auction Houses:
Local and regional auction houses often host auctions for a wide range of items, including vehicles and equipment. Check local listings or directories to find these auction houses.

Construction Equipment Auctions:
Specific to construction equipment, websites like Construction Equipment Guide (www.constructionequipmentguide.com) provide information on upcoming auctions.

When participating in auctions, whether online or in person, it's important to research the items you are interested in, review auction terms and conditions, and consider attending previews if possible to inspect the equipment or vehicles in person. Additionally, be prepared to adhere to auction bidding and payment procedures, including any fees associated with winning bids.

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