Rawls Auto Auction - Dealer Auto Auction in South Carolina

Rawls Auto Auction is a dealers car auction in SC with sales on Tuesdays at 8:30am. Their auction runs 6 lanes and they also offer options for online bidding to their dealers. Public bidders are not allowed at Rawls with the exception of GSA sales.

Rawls is located off I-20, west of Columbia, SC and northeast of Augusta, Ga. Bid on new car trades and dealer consignments as well as bank repo cars, charity cars, fleet/lease vehicles, and more.

Rawls offers dealers golden service and a large inventory of auction cars in a secure facility. Rawls Auto Auction also hosts GSA Fleet Sales. These are public auctions of surplus vehicles from the Government Services Administration and include work trucks, sedans, SUVs, vans, etc.

Rawls Auto Auction features consignments and fleet sales from:

• Westlake Remarketing
• Love Buick GMC
• Midlands Honda
• Enterprise Rental Fleet
• Stokes Hodges Ford
• All South Federal Credit Union
• Founders Credit Union

These are just a few of the sources of consignments from fleet sales and automotive dealerships around South Carolina.

Rawls Auto Auction Rules & Policies

Now, Rawls Auto Auction, they're the folks running the show, but they make it clear – they're just providing the space and the service. They don't want to get caught in the middle of any buyer-seller squabbles. That means sellers gotta be upfront about what they're offering. You absolutely need to own the car outright and be honest about the mileage. And listen, if you sell a car with a "Title Attached" tag, you've got 30 days to get those ownership papers in order.

Buyers, you've got a role to play too. It's up to you to do your homework. Check that serial number, verify the odometer reading – don't just assume everything is as it seems. Once you drive off the lot, that sale is final. Now, they do make exceptions for some serious issues – frame damage, flood damage, or if the odometer's been messed with.

Something I really appreciate about Rawls is their 48-month guarantee on a clear legal title. That gives you some peace of mind, right?

Of course, they can't be responsible for everything. Mileage claims, theft, damage, or accidents on their property – that's not on them. And all the paperwork, the money, the title transfer – that all goes through Rawls' office. Oh, and don't expect any test drives on their property. They just don't allow it.

Any disagreements between buyers and sellers? Rawls steps in to settle it. They've got their own set of rules for that. Same goes for online purchases, which by the way, will cost you an extra $50.

Rawls promises to get you that title within 30 days, but they do have some rules about returns, just so you know. And they're pretty particular about the titles themselves, how you transport the vehicle, and the overall condition it's in. So, make sure you're familiar with their policies before you jump in.

Click here to read Rawls Auto Auction's rules and policies