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You can find many claims over the internet of government repossessed cars being sold at 90% off its original price. You maybe wondering if all these claims are true or not, and whether there is a catch that these advertisements are not disclosing to unsuspecting consumers like you.
Well the truth is, government repossessed cars are truly being sold at a greatly reduced price. However, you must understand that all these cars are second hand or used cars and their value has depreciated since the day it left the showroom, thus the low pricing.
Another reason why the prices are low at these government seized auto auctions is that it cost money to maintain and store these cars. And there are always many cars seized and repossessed by the government. To make room for more, cars have to be attractively priced and thus often sold at 90% off the current market value.
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