Have you ever ordered anything online? The process for this consists of placing the order for the item you want, the seller preparing your item for shipment, then you receiving the item. This is similar to the process of requesting a title service from Big Valley Auto Auction.

Have you ever used a free trial for a service, such as Netflix, Spotify, or a gym membership? Free trials are offered to customers as a way to try a service out and see if it will be beneficial to you before paying for it. This is similar to test driving a vehicle before buying it. Every week since 2008, Big Valley Auto Auction’s lot has had 300+ vehicles enter our lot, available for dealers to buy. We’ve also allowed our dealers to test drive a vehicle before bidding on it during auction day. In this article, you’re going to find out if you can test drive vehicles at Big Valley Auto Auction, what vehicles are eligible for test drives, and the rules and regulations we have in place for test drives. After reading this article, you’ll have the information needed to properly schedule a test drive at Big Valley Auto Auction.

Have you ever tried to sell something you no longer needed? You may have tried different methods like having a garage sale, going on Facebook marketplace, or posting it on eBay for sale. This process is similar to an automotive dealer selling cars on their lot.

Si alguna vez has viajado a otro país, sabrás que necesitas ciertos requisitos para ingresar. Así igualmente funciona el proceso para los concesionarios de automóviles provenientes de México que desean comprar vehículos en Big Valley Auto Auction.

Have you ever been to an event that requires you to buy a ticket, such as a sports game, concert, or movie? Sometimes these events distribute pre-sale tickets, which allows you to see what seating is available before going on sale to the public. This is similar to Big Valley Auto Auction’s pre-sale list.

Have you ever tried selling something at a garage sale and it didn’t sell, so you posted it on Facebook Marketplace and it sold through there? This is similar to a dealer selling their vehicle through an online platform after not being able to sell it at an auto auction.

Have you seen the recent trend of Stanley cups selling like crazy? This was due to a few social media influencers promoting the cup, making the item go viral and become hard to find in multiple stores. Could the same happen to your inventory?

If you’ve ever traveled to another country, you’ll know that you need certain items to properly enter. Whether it’s a passport or visa, you need the proper documents to travel back and forth. This is how the process works for automotive dealers from Mexico who want to buy vehicles from Big Valley Auto Auction.

Have you ever gone shopping at Ross? It’s a store that consists of designer merchandise that was not sold at their original location and sent to Ross to be resold at a more reasonable price. This is similar to the role remarketing companies play in the automotive industry.