Technically, yes. However, many salvage and rebuildable vehicles are available only to licensed dealers. Some inventory requires a licensed broker, and certain states have additional restrictions. You'll also need a Copart membership and a licensed U.S. shipping partner. For a one-time purchase, this is often more expensive than using a specialized service.

Yes. The platform gives you access to Copart and IAAI auctions: you manage your bids yourself in real time, or set a proxy bid with a limit. No hidden reseller fees.

The auction issues an invoice with the exact amount: lot price plus platform fees. Payment is made by bank transfer within 2–3 business days. Logistics and customs payments are billed separately as invoices come due.

Use the customs clearance calculator on this page: enter the auction, yard and model year — the system shows ground and ocean shipping cost, insurance, paperwork and an estimated customs duty under current Ukrainian law.

Your dashboard shows every status: purchase, pickup from the yard, arrival at the US port, container loading, vessel tracking, arrival, customs clearance and handover.

On average 50–80 days: 1–2 weeks from winning the lot to departure from the US port, 30–45 days of ocean shipping to Europe, 5–10 days by truck to the Ukrainian border and customs clearance. The timeline depends on the state, the auction yard and the border crossing's workload.