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Vamma Auto Sales is a Used Car Dealer in Whittier, CA

Welcome to Vamma Auto Sales, your affordable used car dealership in Whittier, CA and the surrounding area. With a great selection of domestic and imported used cars as well as foreign used cars, we are sure you will find something you love! We want to help you get your dream car, whether it is your first car or the perfect second car for your family. We value our clients and strive to make every experience a positive one.

At our used auto center, we are renowned as dealers that specialize in selling:

Rebuilt Cars

Salvaged Cars

Reconstructed Cars

Used Trucks

Used Cars

and More

Whether you're looking for reliable pre-owned cars or are searching for an auto sales company with some expert help, Vamma Auto Sales provides all the services you want. Our used car dealers work hard to make sure that car buyers get the best possible deal on reliable used cars so that you drive off our lot completely satisfied. We offer the best possible prices, ensuring that we send our customers home happy with the right vehicle for their needs. Our mission is to provide customers with a variety of affordable and safe vehicles and to provide a “no hassle” and “no pressure” environment.

We commit ourselves to give our used car buyers the best possible service that we can provide in helping them find the reliable used cars that will serve them well for years to come. We value honesty and integrity at our dealership and will make sure to provide you with the best price. If you are looking for an affordable car for sale, we are ready to assist you. Give us a call or stop by our car used car and used truck dealership today!

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Exporting Salvage Cars: What You Need to Know

You just bought a salvage car from a U.S. dealership and want to sell it to a foreign buyer in Canada. You’re vaguely aware of a rule stating that exporting used vehicles out of the U.S. requires specific documentation. But this is just something you’re putting up on Craig’s List. And you just bought the car, so of course it’s not used—right? This is where things get tricky. When it comes to U.S. export regulations, what is considered a used or salvage vehicle is broader than you might expect. According to Customs and Border Protection (CBP), a used or salvage vehicle is defined as “any self-propelled vehicle the equitable or legal title to which has been transferred by a manufacturer, distributor, or dealer to an ultimate purchaser.” What does this mean for you? It means that even if you haven’t driven the vehicle a single mile, the vehicle is considered used unless you are the original manufacturer selling it directly to a foreign buyer. And yes, there are indeed additional requirements for exporting used/salvage vehicles that don’t apply to exporting new vehicles.

Automated Export System

If you live in the United States and you export goods in any capacity, it’s important to familiarize yourself with the Automated Export System (AES). This is the system that the U.S. government uses to collect data on exports. In many cases, exporters are required to file their shipment information, called Electronic Export Information (EEI), through AES before sending out a shipment. The filing is done on the Automated Commercial Environment (ACE), the online interface that enables exporters to transmit their EEI to AES. If you are a U.S. citizen or resident with a Social Security Number, you will need to create an ACE account and provide an employer identification number (EIN) as part of the EEI. You can apply for an EIN on the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) website. Non-U.S. citizens cannot create an ACE account and must instead authorize a U.S. agent to file on their behalf. Furthermore, non-U.S. citizens do not need to apply for an EIN, and must instead provide their passport number. The EIN (or passport number) is used purely for identification purposes; it does not have any tax implications. If you are exporting a used vehicle, you are required to file the EEI through AES at least 72 hours prior to departure of the vehicle, regardless of destination, value or condition.

Export Documentation Requirements

As part of the export, you must provide proof of ownership in the form of a manufacturer’s statement of origin or a private individual’s certificate of title. You must present the vehicle’s vehicle identification number (VIN), or if there is no VIN, the product identification number (PIN). You are also required to present the internal transaction number (ITN) for the AES filing, which you receive upon submitting the filing. The vehicle and this required documentation must be presented to customs at the port of export at least 72 hours prior to departure.

Further Reading

This article is meant to be a basic introduction to what you need to keep in mind when exporting vehicles in the U.S. There are exceptions to some of the general rules I have described, and other more nuanced details that I have not mentioned. For example, you may authorize a freight forwarder or some other outside agent to file the EEI through AES on your behalf. In this case you would not need to create an ACE account, and instead would need to provide the agent with your EIN so they can file on your behalf. And don't forget that there will be additional requirements—and fees—imposed by the customs authority in the country of import. DM us for details @bidgodrive - 💻 www.bidgodrive.com - ☎ +1 201-378-3121 - 📧 info@bidgodrive.com Read the full article

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Used Truck Dealer

At Vamma Auto Sales we offer all types of auto sales, From rebuild cars to heavy duty trucks, we are your go-to used truck dealer in the city. All of our cars are repaired and inspected properly to ensure it is safe to drive and run. WIth Vamma Auto Sales's salvaged cars, you can bet you are getting your bang for your buck. Get in touch with Vamma Auto Sales today if you like to purchase an affordable used truck.

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Auto Sales

All used auto sales at our company are done in a professional and helpful manner to find you the best car that will serve your every need. Need a large vehicle to haul your stuff? Our used car dealership has plenty of trucks and SUVs to help you get the job done. Perhaps you are looking for a great commuter car? We have compacts and sedans at our auto dealership to take you where you need to go. Whatever your automotive needs are, our car dealership has a car just for you! Our auto broker can help you find the vehicle most appropriate to your preferences and budget, so don't hesitate to utilize their expertise! Come down to Vamma Auto Sales to check out our great selection of vehicles!

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Selling Salvage Cars and the Potential for Export

When it comes to buying and exporting salvage cars, there are a few different factors that you should take into consideration. Automotive recycling is now more popular than ever and presents car sellers, dealers and salvagers with a fresh new market that has the potential for great growth. Keeping these factors in mind can greatly affect the overall profitability and viability of buying and selling salvage cars overseas. Why Overseas? The first thing to keep in mind is that American markets are going to be saturated with new cars and those cars that are used but that have not been wrecked. Most people are going to opt for cars that have clear titles, and those cars are far more expensive to import. This means that exporting these clean title cars overseas is going to offer a far smaller profit margin for those salvagers making it far more profitable to stick with salvage titles. The duties are far less on salvage title vehicles. In most cases, buying cars that have clear titles is going to be more expensive as well, since they are not going to be sold for low prices like salvage cars. Again, this greatly lowers the resell value and the potential for profit even if you are exporting to overseas locations. Selling salvage car overseas presents a market where it does not matter as much if the car has a clear title that has not been salvaged because the overseas market is not nearly as saturated with new cars as the US market is. This makes overseas a perfect market for salvage cars. You can buy them for a small amount of money (cash) here and resell them for a markup when they arrive at their new destination. These cars are also going to be more readily received overseas, where the new car market is not nearly as saturated as it is in the United States. There is far more potential for profit in the overseas market. On top of that, buyers from other countries can get these salvage car titles and cars for a fraction of the price, repair them up for less than us here in the US, and resell them in their own country for a markup. Why Is This Beneficial? Buying salvage car titles and cars is beneficial for overseas buyers for one simple reason: they are able to get cars for a low price, fix them up, then resell them for a markup and get great cars into their country. US Spec vehicles have a higher resale value abroad then here in the United States. Many buyers from regions like the Middle East, North Africa, Europe, and former Soviet Republics commonly buy these salvage titles cars for resell in their own countries. Buying foreign cars and then having them imported also helps the business owner to get cars straight to their dealership for quick resell without having to wait for the government of their country to allow the purchase of cars that are manufactured there. Buying American salvage cars gives these countries a fast inventory of cars for a great price. DM us for details @bidgodrive - 💻 www.bidgodrive.com - ☎ +1 201-378-3121 - 📧 info@bidgodrive.com Read the full article

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Tips for Buying a Salvage Auto

There are a lot of things to consider when you're in the market for a salvage car, not just the damage the car has suffered. A car is considered totaled when the cost of repairs is greater than the car is worth. When these totaled cars are purchased, fixed and put back on the road, they are issued a “rebuilt title”. The title is branded as such to let future buyers know that this car has a significant history. So when all is said and done, a buyer shouldn't expect to get a perfect car for 30-40 percent off the price. So if you're in the market for a salvaged car, you have to consider the the work of finding, troubleshooting, insuring and likely fixing a salvage auto. If the car's value outweighs all the stuff you have to put into it, it's a good deal in the long run; however, if the headache, cost and time outweigh the car, it's a bad deal. Here are some tips that may help 1)ANALYZE THE DAMAGES The most common reason for a car or truck to get labeled "salvage" is involvement in an accident or collision. But in some states, flood, fire, hail and theft are also listed as salvage. Things that seem to be working on these vehicles can and do fail, and it's hard to predict what, exactly, needs to be done to bring cars into reasonably reliable condition. Similarly, there's "good" and "bad" crash damage. The rule of thumb is to stick with body damage, or at the most, damage to the working parts. 2)The Purchase Details Some of the things you'll want to consider when looking at a salvage car are insurance, registration, and resale.     Insurance: Insuring a salvage car varies by state and by insurer, but you should expect to get at least liability insurance in most states from most companies.     Registration: This varies by state. In some states, a police officer must inspect a salvage-title car before it can be registered and driven. In others, a repair shop certification is required for licensing. Check with your state's Department of Motor Vehicles for details.     Resale: Once a salvage title, always a salvage title, even if you pay for repairs that restore the auto to 100 percent of its working condition. You shouldn't expect to resell your salvage auto for big bucks. 3) Is the Price Right? The price of a salvaged car involves knowing the damage, as well as how much it will cost you in the long run for repairs. The rule of thumb is that a fully reconstructed salvage car is worth roughly 60-70 percent of a car of the same make, model and year with a clean title. So when buying a reconstructed car, start with the Kelley Blue Book or National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA) value and multiply by 0.6. Is the asking price higher or lower? If lower, it's a good deal. 4) Pre-purchase Inspection Having a used car inspected by a reputable repair shop — without ties to the dealership — is a very good idea. Having a salvage auto inspected before you buy is absolutely indispensable. Don't consider buying without it. 5) Repair Yourself vs. Buy Refurbished There are two conditions in which you can buy a salvage auto: repaired or in need of repair. Obviously, the first is easier — the work is already done, and a salvage auto dealer might have done some of the inspection and licensing legwork for you. If you buy a repaired salvage auto, you might be able to drive it out of the showroom. However, buying a wrecked car allows you to monitor the repairs yourself. First and foremost, you can ensure that all repairs are done to your standards. Second, the cost-conscious buyer can choose which repairs to have completed and which quirks they're willing to live with. Just pocket the cost of the repair. Again, buying a salvage auto is sweat equity — the more work you're willing and able to do yourself, the more money you'll save DM us for details @bidgodrive - 💻 www.bidgodrive.com - ☎ +1 201-378-3121 - 📧 info@bidgodrive.com #carsales#carsforsale#cheapcars#carrosbarratos#autosales#cardealer#exoticcars#luxurycars#usedcar#carshopping#salvagecars#rebuildablecars#repairablecars#autosalvage#salvageauction#ghana#nigeria#jordan#dubai#germany#deutschland#russia#ukraine#autoauktion#carroschocados#subastadeautos#arabcars#uaecars Read the full article