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You can NOW Bid Live on Copart

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YES, you can now bid live on Copart as AutoGeria introduces bidding rights licenses to enable you bid on Copart directly, the world's most sort after online auto auction. YES, Indeed you can now DO IT YOURSELF!!!

The license gives you bidding rights for vehicles you find on Copart. To register, a registration fee of $150 and minimum security deposit of $440 is required to activate your account.

How it Works
With an annual registration fee of $150 you can now have bidding right license from Copart's market maker in Africa, AutoGeria to bid for vehicles on the world's most sort after online auto auctions, Copart.com.

What you Gain
• Access to bid from over 150 locations in the USA and on 50,000 cars.
• Suitable for frequent buyers and vehicle sellers.
• Tailored for dealerships.
• Reduced brokerage fees.
• Control your account.
• increase buying power.


Do contact us today for detailed terms and conditions.

Limited licences available, hurry!!!

info@autogeria.com, 0814 999 0 999, 0818 70 30 888

4. Aston Martin One-77 $1.8M

$1.8 million can get you a lot of stuff. You could buy a couple of nice houses or 450,000 pounds of bacon. But it can also get you exactly one Aston Martin One-77.
The British supercar comes packing a 7.3-liter V12 engine that ever so politely doles out 750 hp and 533 lb-ft. Top speed is clocked at 220 mph while a 0-60 sprint takes 3.4 seconds.
The One-77 is the ultimate expression of the refined supercar. This is not for the lead singer of future Metallicas, but for a particularly discrete and tasteful Saudi Prince – or perhaps James Bond.
Yes, $1.8 million is a lot to ask. But when you’re Aston Martin, and only building 77 examples of the car, it’s par for the course.

For your best Auto deals, Contact us: 0814 999 0 999, 0818 70 30 888, info@autogeria.com

5. Lamborghini Reventon $1.61M

The Reventon is truly a stealth fighter for the road, even if those looks would attract more attention than Kate Upton wandering into a middle school.
This Lambo’s name and personality both come from a famed Spanish fighting bull that killed an equally legendary bullfighter.
Drivers might be in just as much trouble when they strap into this 650 hp rocket. It has purportedly topped 220 mph in Dubai and will do 0-60 in 3.4 seconds. Oley!
Along with all this performance, you get one of the coolest supercar interiors out there. If it weren’t for the Lamborghini badges, you would be convinced that you are in an F-22 Raptor.
At $1.6 million the Reventon is the second most expensive Lamborghini behind the ultra-rare Veneno, not including the track-only Sesto Elemento ($2.2M) and the concept Aventador J ($2.8M).


For your best Auto deals, Contact us: 0814 999 0 999, 0818 70 30 888, info@autogeria.com

6. Koenigsegg Agera R $1.6M

Rumor has it that Koenigsegg rents out Volvo’s testing track for its chassis tuning test runs.
Apparently, while the Koenigsegg team roars around the circuit, Volvo execs watch from their offices, drink espresso, and remark at how unsafe the Agera R is. We doubt this story is true. But it makes the Agera R that much more appealing. We like to imagine the Koenigsegg horrifying the safety-obsessed Volvo brass.
And what frightens the Volvo folks so? It’s the Agera R’s 5.0-liter, 1,115 hp twin-turbo V8 that creates a king’s ransom in torque – 885 lb-ft to be precise. 60 mph is quickly conquered by the Agera R in 2.9 seconds. And the Swedish wedge of carbon will hit a maximum top speed of 260 mph.
Interestingly, the Agera R can actually hit 270 mph. In order to do that, though, owners need to sign a waiver for the speedy Swedes to unlock the speed limiter. This is an option, why? Of course I need to go 270. You don’t even need to ask, Jurgen.


For your best Auto deals, Contact us: 0814 999 0 999, 0818 70 30 888, info@autogeria.com

7. Pagani Huayra $1.3M

Welcome to the best car that no one can pronounce. Named for the Incan “God of Winds,” the Huayra’s (why-rah) offers performance that a deity would be envious of.
Powered by an AMG 6.0-liter V12 with two turbochargers, the Huayra is good for 230 mph. And at 740 lb-ft, more torque than your average pantheon.
Styling is very Pagani. The car boasts gullwing doors, the patented Pagani antenna/side mirrors and some of the best leatherwork you will ever see.
For the low, low price of $1.3 million, this car is such a bargain you might want to buy two.

For your best Auto deals, Contact us: 0814 999 0 999, 0818 70 30 888, info@autogeria.com

7. Ferrari La Ferrari $1.3M

Italian for ‘the Ferrari,” the Ferrari the Ferrari’s name might be a bit silly. But the everything else is absolutely spectacular.
In true Italian fashion, at the heart of this stallion is a V12. By itself, this mighty heart pumps out 789 horsepower. But if you hit the defibrillator and electrocute that sucker, with the Kinetic Energy Recovery System (KERS), you can get up to 950 hp.
Because this thing weighs rather a lot less than your average Ford Focus, the tidal wave of power will drive you to 120 mph in less than seven seconds; faster than most cars can get you to 60 mph.
If Ferrari hasn't already called to offer you one of the 499 La Ferraris it has built, you are out luck. You are just going to have to look for one second hand on the Dubai Craigslist.

For your best Auto deals, Contact us: 0814 999 0 999, 0818 70 30 888, info@autogeria.com

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