Car charity auction

There are no guarantees or warranties at public auctions. Banks own the best inventory at the best prices, in general. Edmunds advises that these are the vehicles to look for at public auction. They are usually repossessed cars and trucks that the lender just wants to sell at a decent price to recoup losses.

Usually, yes. Of course, the car's value won't be much, so donating a car that doesn't run isn't likely to qualify for a tax deduction. Still, many charities will accept old cars that no longer work, which they then sell to junkyards or auction off to people looking for parts or scrap.

Nonprofit Overview Mission: Established in 1996, The Original 1-800-Charity Cars, www.800CharityCars.org (DBA: Free Charity Cars), is a 501(C) (3) non-profit charity with its stated mission To engage in activities that will uplift humanity.