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IAAI auction reports: what matters most
IAAI listings are a fast way to assess salvage vehicles, but you must read beyond the headline damage. Loss type, disclosures, and photos are essential.
- Loss type: theft recovery can be a good deal; flood is usually a long-term risk.
- Odometer status: TMU or discrepancies reduce confidence and value.
- Announcements: check late notes for title delays or extra damage.
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FAQ
IAAI (Insurance Auto Auctions) is a major salvage/total-loss vehicle auction marketplace. Listings may include photos and sale context, but you should still verify title and history.
Start with the IAAI listing and VIN, then run a VIN history report to cross-check title/mileage/accident indicators (where reported).
They’re comparable. Inventory and fees vary by location and vehicle type—many professional buyers use both for selection.
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