Have you ever asked someone on a date, but after they said yes, you realize you don’t look your very best? After seeing yourself in the mirror, you decide to fix your hair, brush your teeth, shave, and shower. Once you go through this transformation, you look more presentable and ready to go out. The same can apply to a car. If you’re a dealer and you want your vehicle to look better before auction day, you can send it through a reconditioning process.

Selling a vehicle at an auto auction isn’t a simple process. You have to go through the registration, check the condition of your vehicle, and, most importantly, price your vehicle. With the variety of auto auctions out there, it's easy to feel overwhelmed when it comes to knowing exactly how to price your vehicles for a specific auction. If this is your first time selling, you may not know exactly how much money you should list your vehicles for.

Have you ever gone to the doctor for a health checkup? The doctor examines your blood pressure, heart rate, breathing, and other aspects of your health. This is done to confirm the status of your health and whether or not you need specific treatments. A similar procedure can be applied to vehicles, as well.

If you’ve ever been on the road and saw a street light, you've noticed that there are 3 colors displayed: Green, yellow, and red. A green light means you’re good to drive, a yellow light means slow down, and red means stop. The way streets use these lights to implement the rules of the road, NAAA affiliated auto auctions use their own light system that their vehicles must follow.

Have you ever signed up to play on a sports team, either when you were in school or as an adult? In order to do so, you needed to provide certain paperwork and go through a process. Registering for Big Valley Auto Auction is a similar situation.