So far so good. I called for directions and information. The lady who answered the phone was professional and spoke clearly in Educated American English. This is important. Speaking in secluded dialects of American English will limit the crowd. I'm in! I'm taking my family and we will attend today. There is potential for business here. More soon. Semper Fi

I buyed car as a green light and 24 hours later my car was stop working. I called the auction and only answer they gave it to me was: SORRY....our cars don't have warranty.so i gave it to junk yard.if you wane burn your money and buy the garbage you can go to this junk auction.

If you want to be scammed this is the auction to go too. They have a F with the BBB

Scam and deceptive

I bought a car at the auction and before I was one block from the lot car broke down, started to smoke and burn. I had to leave it at the side of the road. After reflecting on the bid for this junk of which US auto sales was the seller I realize the peach state employee and the seller were fake bidders. I paid $3200 for a $2500 bid and the car needed $2600 worth of repairs...Horrible and deceptive, please stay away. I could not return the junk because it was "as is"

If you know what you are doing and what to look for then you can find a cheap car that is worth it, I have bought my wife and each of my kid a car from here and of course with a little work they have been great cars. Of course they needed a little work done to them (because they are used cars after all). Yes they do have plants there raising the bids to make you pay more. The more you bid the more they make so you have to watch out for them or you will pay much more than you should. All those crazy fees that they tact on is the only thing I don't like about Peach State Auto Auction.

This place is a total scam! From the tricks they use to make vehicle appear to be in good running order ( high chance you will buy and next day be spending thousands you thought you were saving to repair all the cover up they did ) to the fake bidders raising the price on you. This is a horrible idea. Don't go, it's not worth it.

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*BUYERS BEWARE*

It is truly shameful, that businesses

are allowed to stay in business with

unethical, immoral and simply janky

practices. My husband and I are a

young, hard working couple with three

very young children. Our income is as

such, that a car payment or reputable

used car dealership isn't an option

right now. But we needed reliable

transportation. So we decided to buy

our first family van from here. For

starters, as others have stated...they

have staff or dealers pose as potential

bidders only to jack prices way

up...then because this place is so far

from the core of most cities, they

figure ppl will be too mentally and

emotionally invested in leaving with

something. Which is exactly what we

did. We bid $1700 on a 2003 Chevy

venture and once all psaa fees/taxes,

we were out of $2200. So fast forward

to next day, yes next...yes next day...I

go to start this piece of junk, and it

revs up way too high, jolts and starts

accelerating on it's own. I mention

this to husband and this is the

beginning of end. By day two, van

starts sputtering and cutting off. This

has been a nightmare. Every single

day and I do mean everyday...this van

has cut off and or completely leaked

all coolant. Most recently, it has

started smoking so profusely under

the hood, we've had no choice but to

park it. We have had an exhaust leak

fixed, mass air meter replaced,

throttle sesnsor adjusted...and to no

avail. We also just paid $379 to have

all new tires installed after, I was

nearly killed during a dangerous blow

out on 85 south. Which btw, the van

had mix matched tires. We recently

learned that the smoking was likely

due to a vacuum leak, and had a new

hose installed in meantime. But

because we found out this morning,

that to simplt pin point this problem, it

would be $100 an hour plus

diagnostic...we have decided to cut

our expensive loses. If you value your

families safety and your hard earned

money...pls stay far, far Far...FAR

away from here. You'd be better off

saving up money and catching Marta,

atleast until you can afford something

with a warranty.