I went directly through one of the co-owners and asked about getting a "new to me vehicle", nothing fancy. I was desperate to make sure I was able to get myself and my husband back and forth to work especially since I drive to make a living. Not 6 months in and the motor has thrown a rod and is completely down after taking it back twice to have it looked at by them and being told all it needed was new shocks & struts. What I later learned was that they had completely reset my dashboard so the indicator lights were not coming on, the first time I brought the car back to see why my Check Engine light was on I was told that there was a short in the panel and it may happen from time to time. I should have known better, but like I said we really needed a vehicle. The day before it died I took it by an Oreilly's in Tulsa and was told I had multiple failures from missing sensors to the camshaft going out. Don't get me wrong if you're looking for an extreme "fixer upper" or "project car" with a loved one then go for the auction, but if you're looking for a used personal car that you're not trying to fix to flip it, just don't waste your time or money. Times are to hard nowadays to use someone's weakness against them just to make a dollar. read more

Very good auction People who work there are very friendly Never been rude That is what makes a good auction five star for me