We've reviewed four prominent auto auction programs that are available on the Internet today. We included the good ones - and the not so good ones. These sites give you access to national and local auctions as well as to online auctions.

Late-model vehicles come up for auction due to many reasons. They become available through government surplus vehicles, bank repossessed vehicles and government seized vehicles.

These websites all provide information to show you how to participate in both government and non-government auctions.

#1 - CarAuctionSources

CarAuctionSources is a fresh site. One of the good things going for it is that you pay for a one-time, Lifetime Membership.

If you have any questions or concerns about the various auctions, these folks have both a physical address and email address to contact them.

They provide the usual bonuses that come with most these sites.

#2 - CheapCarSearch

CheapCarSearch is a newer company so there isn't much history with it.

They provide an email address but there is no physical address listed.

#3 - AuctionsPass

Neutral

AuctionsPass started this year so there isn't too much history behind it.

There isn't a good way to contact them. They have an "Online Contact Form" on their website but they don't provide an email or physical address. How could you contact them if their site was down?

#4 - iCarFinder

Avoid

iCarFinder provides the same information as the other entries.

However, they provide only an email address with no physical address listed.

Buy Late Model Cars at Great Prices!

Don't let a great deal go by. Now's the time to get in to those government-seized and bank-repossessed vehicle auctions.

#1 - CarAuctionSources

#2 - CheapCarSearch

#3 - AuctionsPass

#4 - iCarFinder

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