150,000+ Salvage & Clean Title Cars for Auction

RevvBid connects you directly to dealer-only auto auctions across the country. Browse over 150,000 vehicles, place bids on the ones you want, and if you win, pay just a $150 service fee. We handle the auction access and paperwork—you get dealer pricing without needing a dealer license.

No. There are no monthly fees, annual memberships, or upfront costs. You only pay when you win a vehicle—just the $150 service fee plus your winning bid amount and 3rd party auction fees and taxes.

Yes! RevvBid is open to individual buyers (foreign and domestic), small businesses, mechanics, resellers, and anyone looking to buy vehicles at auction prices. You must be 18 years or older and able to complete the registration process.

You can bid on both salvage title and clean title vehicles including cars, trucks, SUVs, motorcycles, and more. Our inventory includes everything from damaged vehicles perfect for parts/rebuilds to clean title vehicles ready to drive.

Browsing is completely free. When you bid, you are required to put down a deposit which is returned if you don't win the auction. You only pay a flat $150 service fee per vehicle if you win the auction. There are no monthly subscriptions, no bidding limits, and no hidden fees. You'll also pay the winning bid amount plus any applicable auction fees and taxes. Learn more about fees here.

No! That's what makes RevvBid different. We provide auction access to regular buyers without requiring a dealer license. Our broker service allows you to bid on dealer-only auctions legally and easily.

No worries! You're not charged anything if you don't win. Simply search for similar vehicles and try again. You can also set up saved searches and watchlists to get notified when vehicles matching your criteria become available.

No. All bids are binding commitments to purchase. Once you place a bid, you're entering into a contract to buy the vehicle if you win. Make sure you're serious about purchasing before bidding. Review all vehicle details, photos, and condition reports carefully.

You'll receive an email notification immediately when an auction ends if you're the winning bidder. You can also check your account dashboard under "My Bids" to see the status of all your active and completed auctions.

A proxy bid is your maximum bid amount. Our system automatically bids on your behalf, increasing your bid in small increments only when necessary to keep you in the lead—up to your maximum. This way, you don't have to monitor the auction constantly, and you might win for less than your maximum bid.

No! Bid on as many vehicles as you want simultaneously. Simply pay a deposit for each bid and you are good to go. There are no bidding limits or restrictions. Just remember that if you win multiple auctions, you'll be responsible for payment on all winning bids.

Your vehicle may be allowed for in-person inspection. Contact support if you want a mechanic to inspect the vehicle for you for an extra charger.

Congratulations! You'll receive an email notification confirming your win. You'll need to pay your winning bid amount and 3rd party auction fees plus the $150 RevvBid service fee within 3 days. The day you won the bid is the first day. Once payment is processed, you'll receive instructions for vehicle pickup by your or your transporter.

Find a vehicle you're interested in, click on it to view details, and click "Place Bid." You will be directed to a page where you can enter your bid amount. In order to place a bid, you will be required to make a deposit of a $600 or 10% of your bid amount, whichever is higher. Once your card details are submitted (we process your payments using professionally secured Stripe), your bid has been submitted. It's that easy!

No hidden fees from RevvBid—just the transparent $150 service fee per vehicle won. You will also be responsible for 3rd party auction fees and applicable taxes. See our fees section here to learn more.

Currently, purchases must be paid in full at the time of winning. We don't offer financing directly, but you may be able to secure an auto loan from your bank or credit union before bidding. Contact your lender to discuss financing options for auction vehicles.

No! You only pay the $150 service fee when you actually win a vehicle. Browsing, searching, and bidding are completely free. If you don't win, you don't pay anything.

Yes, the auction houses charge their own fees and depend on the vehicle's sale price and auction location. These fees are separate from RevvBid's $150 service fee. Learn more about fees here.

If you transport your car out of the state of Florida, you will pay sales tax upon registration of your vehicle. If you are a Florida resident, we will collect sales tax.

For deposits, we accept all major credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover) and debit cards. Payment information is securely processed through our payment partner Stripe. For final wining bid payment, we accept only wire transfers.

You pay the $150 service fee after winning an auction, along with your winning bid amount and 3rd party auction fees. Payment is typically due within 3 days of winning, with the day you one being the first day. You'll receive a detailed invoice showing your winning bid, the $150 RevvBid fee, any auction fees, and applicable taxes.

The $150 service fee is what you pay RevvBid for providing access to dealer-only auctions and handling all the broker services. This flat fee covers our auction representation, bidding privileges, paperwork processing, and customer support. It's one of the lowest broker fees in the industry—many competitors charge $400-$800 or more.

The listing shows all photos currently available from the auction house. Some auctions provide extensive photo galleries, while others may have limited images.

"As-is" means the vehicle is sold in its current condition with no guarantees about its mechanical or structural integrity. There are no refunds, returns, or exchanges. You accept full responsibility for any issues, known or unknown. This is standard for all auction sales and is reflected in the wholesale pricing.

No. All auction vehicles are sold "as-is" with no warranties, guarantees, or returns. You're buying at wholesale auction prices, which means you assume all responsibility for the vehicle's condition. This is why we strongly recommend thoroughly reviewing all photos, condition reports, and vehicle history before bidding.

Salvage title registration laws vary by state. Most states require salvage vehicles to be repaired, pass a safety inspection, and receive a "rebuilt" or "reconstructed" title before they can be registered and driven. Some states have stricter requirements than others. Check with your local DMV about your state's specific salvage title rules before bidding.

All salvage titled cars are illegal to drive unless they have been repaired, inspected, and issued a rebuilt title by your state's DMV. That being said, salvage cars come in a range of damage conditions. Some salvage vehicles have minor cosmetic damage while others may have serious structural or mechanical issues.

Vehicle conditions vary widely. Clean title vehicles may be in excellent driving condition, while salvage title vehicles can range from minor damage to significant structural issues. Each listing includes detailed photos, a condition description, and damage reports. Always review all images and descriptions carefully, and purchase a vehicle history report from another website when possible.

Yes! With the VIN, you can purchase a vehicle history report showing accident history, title status, previous owners, and more on other websites. You can review this information before placing your bid. We encourage all buyers to carefully review the vehicle history and condition reports.

A clean title means the vehicle has never been declared a total loss by an insurance company and can be registered and driven normally. A salvage title means the vehicle was damaged (from an accident, flood, theft, etc.) and deemed a total loss by insurance. Salvage vehicles often require inspection and a rebuilt title before they can be legally driven on public roads.

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What if I don't win the auction?

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Can I inspect vehicles before bidding?

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How do I place a bid on a vehicle?

Are there any hidden fees?

Can I finance my purchase?

Do I pay the $150 fee if I don't win?

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Do I pay sales tax on my purchase?

What payment methods do you accept?

When do I pay the $150 fee?

What is the $150 service fee?

Can I see more photos of the vehicle?

What does "as-is" mean?

Do vehicles come with warranties?

Can I register a salvage title vehicle in my state?

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Can I get a vehicle history report?

What's the difference between salvage and clean title?