Copart - Car auction platform

Discover over 250,000 cars, trucks, SUVs, motorcycles, boats, classics, exotics, and more using the Copart Mobile App. With the app, Basic and Premier Members can easily bid on and secure vehicles from any mobile device. Copart showcases numerous used car auctions daily, featuring both salvage and clean title vehicles.

Through the Copart App, Basic and Premier Members can engage in insurance auto auctions offering used cars, repossessions, and other vehicles. The convenience extends to accessing these auctions from anywhere with an internet connection. Members can locate vehicles like "salvage cars for sale" by category, year, make, model, and location, while staying up-to-date about Watchlist vehicles and auction results. Additionally, they can receive notifications about their auctions.

For non-members, registering via the Copart Mobile App grants access to thousands of hassle-free online auto auctions.

Key Features Include:

- Personalized vehicle recommendations

- Improved dashboard and navigation menu

- Voice Search feature for quick vehicle searches

- Introduction Tour for new users highlighting top app features

- Easy access to online auctions, vehicle finder, and search history

- Management of Watchlist, saved searches, and pre-bids

- Search functionality for over 250,000 vehicles in online auctions by location, date, and type

- Detailed full-screen photos and information for each vehicle

- Global inventory search based on make, model, year, location, and more

- Notifications for counterbid offers, auction outcomes, and Watchlist updates

- Access to AutoCheck vehicle history reports and Copart Condition Reports

- Payment processing and viewing payment details/history

- Participation in live online auctions and bidding from any location

FAQ

How do I obtain a salvage certificate?

To obtain a salvage certificate, simply follow these two steps.

Step 1: Your insurance company determines the vehicle is a ‘total loss’

‘Total loss’ (or ‘totaled’) is a term used by insurance companies to describe a vehicle that would cost them more to repair than it’s worth.

Step 2: Salvage the Car & Receive a Salvage Certificate

Your car, truck or SUV becomes a salvage vehicle once it is determined to be a ‘total loss’. Now take it to your local DMV and apply for a new salvage certificate, meaning your car will always be considered a salvage vehicle regardless of any repairs that are made to it.

Please note: A salvage certificate can often affect insurance rates and cause warranties to be voided.

How do I become a Copart Seller?

We currently have over 140 exclusive national agreements from suppliers around the globe, and we’re always looking to develop new partnerships. If you’re a dealer, dismantler, insurance company, financial institution, fleet operator or charity, we want to hear from you. Let us help you increase your profits, maximize your returns and cut your costs.

What is a total loss vehicle?

Total loss is the label auto insurance companies place on vehicles when the cost of repair exceeds the vehicle’s value.

There are several factors that determine whether a vehicle is a total loss, including, whether it can be repaired safely, individual state laws and your car insurance company’s standards.

What is a salvage title?

Salvage titles are issued by your state’s DMV after your vehicle is determined to be a ‘total loss’ by your insurance company. This can be for several reasons, including flood damage, hail damage, theft recovery and vandalism.

Once a vehicle has been issued a salvage title, it can potentially limit who is able to purchase it. There can also be special inspections required before a salvage titled vehicle is able to become road legal again.