1. If you don’t understand car mechanics take a mechanic with you
2. Go in the worst weather possible – there will be fewer bidders
3. Go on a weekday rather than a weekend
4. Take a copy of the Kelley Blue Book
5. Visit a car auction at least once before buying and get to know how they work
6. Do your homework on the types of cars available at each auction
7. Arrive early to get the lowdown on what’s available
8. Set a budget and factor in any maintenance costs you may need to make
9. Don’t get “auction fever” – stay in control of your emotions
10. Check the small print and be aware of any buyer’s premium to be paid 

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