Can I make a profit selling any of these cars from the auction?

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The first one is a 2002 Chevy Cavalier, it has 39,163 miles its a 4 cylinder 2.2L and it has a Good Title and the only damage to the car is on the right side where it is dented but that can be easily fixed and it also has no mechanical problem. I'll provide the link below.

http://mountainwest.traauctions.com/kws/napplications/display_pics.aspx?Exit=Close&Stockid=993319

The next one is a 2003 Chevy Cavalier LS, it has 60,625 miles its a 4 cylinder 2.2L and it has a Good Title, and the only damage to the car is also on the right side, it also has no mechanical problem. I'll provide the link below.

http://mountainwest.traauctions.com/kws/napplications/display_pics.aspx?Exit=Close&Stockid=992514

The last one is a 2003 Chevy Impala, it has 81,313 miles, its a 6 cylinder 3.4L and it also has a Good Title. The only damage to the car is some scratches on the front and left side of the car, and it also has no mechanical problems. I'll provide the link below.

http://mountainwest.traauctions.com/kws/napplications/display_pics.aspx?Exit=Close&Stockid=993016

So please tell me if you think I can make a profit on any of these cars. I plan to fix the minor body damage that the car has and then reselling it.

KBB Value on the 2002 Cavalier is Excellent Condition: $5,525

                                                      Good Condition: $5,125

                                                      Fair Condition: $4,525

KBB Value on the 2003 Cavalier is Excellent Condition: $6,425

                                                  Good Condition: $6,000

                                                  Fair Condition: $5,275

KBB Value on the 2003 Impala is Excellent Condition: $6,240

                                                 Good Condition: $5,765

                                                 Fair Condition: $4,990

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

You're not getting anything remotely close to those figures at auction.

whocares · Answer

It depends on the price you pay, the quality of the work you can get done and if they have clean or salvage titles.

Generally, unless you can do the work yourself its hard but not impossible to make money at it.

And KBB prices are just about worthless.

Bill · Answer

It depends on how much you have to pay for them plus how much you spend on repairs.  Don't expect to get KBB values.   Good Luck

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