Five stars all the way! The towing team was friendly, helpful, and incredibly prompt--which was…read moreextra impressive considering our Tesla was very unhappy and honked the entire time like it was protesting the situation. They stayed calm, professional, and good-humored while rescuing our angry, noisy car and getting everything taken care of quickly. Excellent service, great attitude, and top-notch help when we needed it most. Highly recommend--especially if your car decides to throw a tantrum

Richard was so helpful. He was fast and efficient. He was honest and keep us updated on our repair…read more We were in town traveling when we had a breakdown. Richard was at our location in 10min for the tow and called me back in less the 30min with a full estimate with options for parts. Top notch service.

Easy to get started. Simplistic website interface. No…read moreproblems navigating the through the whole process. Looking, comparing and analyzing vehicals made easy with a collage of pictures, a video walk around and virtual test drive. You get a pretty good sense of the vehical and its discrepencies. Create a watch list, check your my offers list and purchases you made. you can keep track of multiple vehicals at a time. To Finalize your purchase select the hassel free dilivery and have it delivered right to your front door. Easy Peasy. I want to do it again next tuesday. Have to get passed the wife first. Ha!!

BUYER BEWARE! Twin Cities Auctions is a terrible place to purchase a vehicle. The website says…read more"professional inspectors", but they don't even check any fluids but the oil! They only check the oil to take a picture of it on the dipstick. One of their own employees, Megan, said the inspections are not done by mechanics. What does "professional" mean when inspecting a vehicle? I believe most people would think that would mean a qualified mechanic. My daughter bought a vehicle and drove it home about 150 miles one way. She drove it around to show her Grandparents. She was proud of purchasing her first vehicle. Then I drove it and noticed the shudder. We drove it back and forth to the mechanic a few times. We drove it a total of 450 miles. The transmission needs to be replaced! She had the vehicle 4 days! The auto shop that checked it out said that the transmission was over a quart low on fluid. He said it could not have leaked a quart in 4 days. I called and was told it was outside the 72 hour window for consideration. The 72 hour limit is not on their website or in any paperwork you sign. We picked the vehicle up on a Friday and Saturday and Sunday are included in the 72 hours. They are not even open these days! I emailed them asking for copies of all paperwork that I e-signed - still waiting. I called and twice I was told we will call you back later today or tomorrow. It did not happen, I had to call them back. They even misrepresented the vehicle as AWD, but it was 4WD. Still, absolutely no way to mediate the issues. They got my daughter's money and are satisfied. I explained to them she is home from college and worked all summer, over 400 hours at her current wage. Still, Twin Cities Auctions is satisfied with the deal that was made. Beware, Twin Cities Auctions is not considered a dealer, so they do not have to abide by dealer laws. They talk about "unwinding" the deal, but then send you form letters via email a couple of days later saying "I know this is not the result you would have liked". I don't know how anyone could work at a place like this. DO NOT BUY!

Listing a car as if it runs just to make business is a horrible look for all of Copart. I may have…read moretook a L but whomever does these type of things never prospers for long .

The counter staff is always helpful here…read more These cars are NOT perfect. They are insurance company total outs, mechanical failures and donated cars. there are some gems in the bunch. **READ THE RULES!** when they say it runs and drives it means it started, went in to gear and moved a few feet. Kyle has always been nice and helpful when management was needed.

Beware since management has changed. They don't walk around vehicles like in the past and videos…read moreare very short, they don't drive showing all gears work. Change price extremely right before auctions. Save your time and money you'll thank me.

BUYER BEWARE! Twin Cities Auctions is a terrible place to purchase a vehicle. The website says…read more"professional inspectors", but they don't even check any fluids but the oil! They only check the oil to take a picture of it on the dipstick. One of their own employees, Megan, said the inspections are not done by mechanics. What does "professional" mean when inspecting a vehicle? I believe most people would think that would mean a qualified mechanic. My daughter bought a vehicle and drove it home about 150 miles. The transmission needs to be replaced! She had the vehicle 4 days! The auto shop that checked it out said that the transmission was over a quart low on fluid. He said it could not have leaked a quart in 4 days. I called and was told it was outside the 72 hour window for consideration. The 72 hour limit is not on their website or in any paperwork you sign. I emailed them asking for copies of all paperwork that I e-signed - still waiting. I called and was told we will call you back tomorrow. It did not happen, I had to call them back. Twin Cities Auctions is not considered a dealer, so they do not have to abide by dealer laws. They talk about "unwinding" the deal, but then send you form letters via email a couple of days later. I don't know how anyone could work at a place as shady as this. DO NOT BUY!

We saw an ad in craigslist and called. When we arrived, we drove the vehicle and then saw another…read more The staff who greeted us was friendly and very easy going. We decided to buy that night and they were able to provide title services and apply for new plates. The price of the vehicle was awesome and perfect car for our daughter. They called about 10 days later when the plates arrived and both guys we worked with remembered us right away when we drove in to pick them up. Their lot is small, but seem to rotate inventory pretty quickly from the auto auction at fair prices. I think they do minor repairs and fixes onsite to get all the cars road ready from the auction. The interior waiting area was clean and plenty of open seating while pa-rework was completed.

Be careful with buying a car "As Is". A buyer should expect to buy a car that the tires can be…read moreremoved to do routine brake work immediately after buying, but you should check to make sure the lug nuts aren't cemented rock solid onto the stud to the point that the rim needs to be cut off to finally get the tire removed. Discount Tire said the tire had been driven on extensively with very low air pressure and was badly damaged on the inside. I'm guessing when they bought this car at auction they knew this and it appears a hole in the tire was plugged to repair it. Regardless of why the tire could not be removed, one would hope when they buy a tire the basic ability of removing a tire should be expected. When I went to pick up the plates I informed them of this and they said the sales person who sold me the car would contact me back. It has been 3 days and I have not heard any word.