Copart and IAAI are large auction companies, initially created so that insurers could resell vehicles nationally and internationally. Over time, they have expanded, now offering millions of vehicles in inventory sourced not only from insurers, but also from car rental companies, large dealerships, and even non-profit organizations.

Yes, to have full access to Copart and IAAI inventory, you need to have a dealer license or purchase the FX Motors Broker service. If you sign up for a membership as an individual, without a dealer license, you will only have very limited access to certain types of vehicles. With our service, we provide you with complete access to all inventory without the need for a special license.

Vehicle types range from wrecked or damaged cars, perfect for repairs or parts, to well-maintained vehicles that have been resold. Additionally, they offer motorcycles, trucks, SUVs, and luxury vehicles. You can also find vehicles for restoration projects or for export.

At Copart and IAAI, you can find several types of vehicle titles, including:
Clean Title: Vehicles that have not had serious damage or been considered a total loss by insurers. Salvage Title: Vehicles that have been declared a total loss by an insurer due to significant damage. Rebuild Title (Rebuilt Title): Vehicles repaired after being considered a total loss.
Flood Title: Vehicles that have suffered flood damage.

To convert a vehicle with a Salvage title to a Rebuilt title and be able to drive it, you must follow these steps:

• Repair the vehicle: Make all necessary repairs to make the car safe and meet state standards.
• State Inspection: Request an inspection by local authorities to verify that repairs were done correctly and the vehicle is safe.
• Documentation: Submit receipts for repairs and the title change request.
• Rebuilt title application: If you pass the inspection, you will be able to apply for the Rebuilt title and register the vehicle.

To access the inventory available on Copart and IAAI, you must create an account, which is FREE. Once registered, you can browse available vehicles using filters such as vehicle type, condition, location, and title type. Both sites allow you to view photos, detailed descriptions, and vehicle history. Although basic access is free, some specific features or auctions may require paid membership.

YES, to enter Copart and IAAI yards and see vehicles in person, you need to have a paid membership. This allows you to access the facility on specific days to inspect the vehicles before bidding. Additionally, some locations may limit the number of vehicles you can inspect per visit. It is advisable to check the policies and hours of each yard before planning your visit.

Copart $100 annually
IAAI $200 annually

Purchases from Copart and IAAI do not include a warranty. Vehicles are sold "as is" or "as-is", meaning there are no guarantees about their condition, operation or history. It is the buyer's responsibility to inspect the vehicle prior to placing a bid. Both sites recommend buyers perform detailed inspections to ensure they understand the condition of the vehicle they are purchasing.

Yes, once you send us the lot number of the vehicle you are interested in, we will review the listing in detail and give you a recommendation based on our experience. However, we make no guarantee on the final result; The decision will always be yours.

Yes, the Carfax report is included in the rate. We review all vehicles before placing a bid and if you win the vehicle, you will receive a copy of the report via email.