Has anyone bought a car using one of those US internet asset seizure sites?

Question:
If these sites are legit, the savings on (especially classic and sports) cars are phenomenal. I could actually afford to my dream car, a Dodge Viper. Apparently, law enforcement/ customs type agencies sell the various assets they seize during apprehension of (apparently very rich) criminals, and need to sell them ASAP, as storage costs would become a huge burden. Would love to hear from anyone who has purchased, or know someone who has

Answers:

Car Sales?

Sorry, but those are Internet phishing sites and other such scams to unload you of a few bucks for worthless information. These cars are wholesaled to auction houses and dealers, and then resold to the public. If you think a deal is too good to be true it is because it is.

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How does the DMV calculate the sales tax on a registered vehicle?

If you want to buy a seizure car, get hold of your local police dept. They can tell you when and where they are holding an auction or do a google search for police seized cars and auctions.

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