Yes, a registered tow truck operator can auction any vehicles that stay on their lot long enough to be filed in an AVR (abandoned vehicle report) the papers they get from state patrol function as a temporary title until the sale is complete
Source: I work in a towing/impound office in Washington state
The apartment complex uses XYZ Towing Company for removing unauthorized vehicles from the premises.
After vehicles stay in a tow/police impound for a long time or might be considered abandoned the police department or towing company will hold an auction where they will bid off the older items to the highest buyer.
The towing company that tows vehicles for your apartment complex is typically chosen by the property management.
To buy vehicles at auction you don't need a license. You just can find a reseller company who will provide you an access.
from akacastro: No, if you no longer want your car. The towing company is either a subcontractor of the Auction dealers who were contracted to eventually sell your car, or the lending institution. If you plan on reinstating your vehicle, the lending institution or AUCTION dealer or towing company is fully insured while the vehicle is in their care or possession.
Red's Towing Company is a great towing company in Denver, CO. They advertise themselves as the most reliable towing company in the city. Give them a call for your towing needs!
A large number of vehicles sold at dealerships are auction vehicles
Yes.. Towing company for towing a new car.
Fowlers Car Auction is a company involved in sale of a good variety of vehicles. It has an online platform where interested buyers can place their bids. The company also holds many auctions in USA.
So long as no money is owed the first towing company.
This totally depends on the specific towing company.
if you do not pay them for the services that they render to you when you call they can take it to the tow lot. then if you still do not pay, they can put a lien against you car and auction or sell it for the loss