Bid without the call
Funds are on file, so there is nothing to confirm. Your request goes straight to the block.
- Working the moment you submit
- No cap on your bid amount
- Multiple lots in play at once
Copart and IAAI sell to licensed dealers. Pick any lot, name your maximum, and DayDrive LLC bids for you.
Browse the catalog12 million Copart and IAAI lots. Photos, damage reports, odometer readings and what comparable cars actually sold for — all open, no account needed.
Tell us the most you will pay. You see the all-in number — fees, broker, transport — before you commit to anything.
A licensed broker places your bid on the block. You never pay more than your maximum, and often less.
Straight from the Copart and IAAI feeds, sorted by time remaining. Open any one for its full history and your all-in cost.
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1h 22mCopartAnyone can submit a bid request, guests included. The deposit only decides whether we need to talk first.
Funds are on file, so there is nothing to confirm. Your request goes straight to the block.
We confirm the amount with you and sort out how you'd like to fund the deposit.
Every price here is a completed auction sale, not an estimate. It's the same data our broker looks at before bidding.
The bid is never the whole number. Auction fees and transport are where budgets break — here they are up front.
Estimate for a standard passenger vehicle shipped within the continental US. Auction fees follow Copart's published schedule; transport varies by distance from the yard. Your lot page shows the exact figure once you pick a car.
If you buy regularly, a deposit turns every request into a single action. No confirmation call before each lot.
Create a dealer accountMost states require a dealer license to buy at salvage auction. We stay in the transaction exactly where the license is needed — at the moment the bid is placed — and nowhere else.
Copart and IAAI restrict most inventory to licensed dealers, and in many states a private buyer cannot bid at all. We hold the license and bid on your behalf. Everything before and after that — choosing the car, deciding your number, taking delivery — is yours.
The auction charges a relist fee for an unpaid lot, and it lands on the dealer of record, which is us. That is why larger bids need a deposit: it covers that exposure. Walk away and the deposit goes toward those fees. The terms spell it out.
Our broker fee is included in the all-in figure you see before you submit. Nothing is added after you win — the number in the calculator is the number you pay.
With a deposit on file, no call is needed and it goes straight through. Without one we call to confirm first. Requests are queued by time remaining, so lots closing soonest are handled first.
In-person inspection at the yard isn't always possible, and never on short notice. You do get the full auction photo set, the damage and title report, a Carfax, and sale prices for comparable cars — enough to price the risk honestly.
No. A person places every bid from our dealer account. Your request is an instruction to bid up to a specific maximum, not an automated trading system.
Search by VIN, lot number, or make and model. No account needed to submit a request.