Repairable auto auctions in Canada
check our online auction price calculators- 29/08/2025
- Auctions, ELECTRIC CARS IN CANADA, Services
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Auto auctions in Canada sell in average 15000 vehicles weekly. 95% of these auctions are closed to public for a reason.
Copart and Iaa and major players as afar as Insurance write off and salvage and damaged vehicles go.
Access to these auctions is limited for a reason. If anyone had access, then we would have dealer free industry. This is not good for job markets and economy in genereal.
We are broker for these auctions and can get you access to some of the vehicles in COPART and IAA inventory. We charge fee and give you advice of what to buy and what not to buy.
Check our our simple 3 step system to fins your next vehicle.
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check our online auction price calculators- 13/05/2025
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We created COPART and IMPACT AUTO price calculators for your convenience.
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- 27/10/2022
- ELECTRIC CARS IN CANADA, Sales
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On Nov 1 2022 we will bid on 2022 Ford Escape. Rear fixable damage with clean title and very economic and stylish vehicle. We promote vehicle recycling. Hundreds of cars weekly are written off due to a small repairable damages. Purchasing these cars at fraction of the cost of new vehicle and fixing it is a good thing to for our planet Earth.
- 21/04/2021
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Top 10 Electric Car Myths, Busted By Sami Haj-Assaad
Electric vehicles (EVs) have seen vast improvements over the years, mitigating many of the concerns shoppers have had about them in the process. Worries about range, reliability, charging infrastructure, and even production have been addressed in some way, with few reasons remaining to keep an EV off your consideration list. Still not convinced? We’re here to help debunk some myths around these all-electric rides.
When EVs first hit the mainstream market, their range was a concern since they had small batteries and there weren’t many places to charge them. These two factors have changed significantly, and only a few pure EVs deliver less than 200 km [...]
- 15/07/2020
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In a Voluntary Safety Self-Assessment (VSSA) report filed with the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), BMW said it plans to introduce what could become the first system on U.S. roads to qualify as “Level 3” conditional automation by SAE’s standards. By way of review, SAE Level 3 involves automated driving rather than driver support features (Levels 0, 1, and 2). Level 4 means that the system controls all aspects of the driving tasks, including when a driver doesn’t respond appropriately to requests to intervene, while Level 5 is entirely autonomous.
BMW’s system is coming with its iNext EV, an all-new, all-electric production vehicle arriving possibly as early as 2021 (Fig. 1). The iNext will feature the automaker’s 5th-generation eDrive system, which is reported to offer up to 530 hp [...]
