Texas Lone Star Auto Auction has 30-plus years of experience assisting Franchise Dealerships with the sale and disposal of wholesale vehicles to other licensed dealers at auction. This auction is held weekly at TLSAA's new, convenient location in Austin, TX. Our conventional auction generates highly competitive bidding by a multitude of registered buyers.
This provides you a simple, fast and inexpensive method to liquidate your vehicles. Private auctions are held on-site at your dealership. Each vehicle is driven either underneath the tent in front of a self-contained mobile operations unit. In some cases we can even transform a building at your dealership into an auction arena.
This provides you a simple, fast and inexpensive method to liquidate your vehicles. Private auctions are held on-site at your dealership. Each vehicle is driven either underneath the tent in front of a self-contained mobile operations unit. In some cases we can even transform a building at your dealership into an auction arena.
Services
At Texas Lone Star Auto Auction Austin we provide our dealers with an advantage of having more buying power. Through our FLOAT Program, every dealer can buy more vehicles and in turn provide their customers with a larger inventory. We can post your inventory to all of the major online wholesale platforms.
Reviews (10)
Pasia Towing
Jun 29, 2021
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Quincey Boston
Jun 27, 2021
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H. Kha
May 24, 2021
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Shay Prewitt
Jan 07, 2021
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I'm a Transport, first time I've ever been to this auction. Last night I planned my route for my pick ups around Dallas area as I do everytime so my day can be most efficient. When I looked at their website it says they open at 8am, i arrived at 740am only to find out that nobody comes into the office until around 9am. So now by time I'm able to get my vehicle I've lost at least an hour and a half. In my business time is money as well as lost time or missed appointments for other pick ups or deliveries. So for my first experience ever at this auction I definitely give it a 1 star. I've been in
Jordan Steinkirchner
Jun 02, 2020
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Very poor transport department. They wont send gate passes to the gate for you like every other auction in the United States. Meaning you can only pick cars up when the office is open. They dont care about inconveniencing their customers and the way they go about their business clearly displays this. Another week I went in to get a gate pass for a truck I bought and paid for. They were to lazy to check their account to see if a wire had cleared and refused a gate pass making me sit idle overnight costing my company hundreds of dollars. Very poor attitude! Most companies strive to help their customers
Andrew Fusaiotti
Jan 02, 2020
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I purchased a 2016 Toyota Tundra off of ove that was facilitated by Texas Lone Star auto auction. It had a clean condition report with nothing disclosed by MacHaic Ford. The vehicle showed up with multiple cigarette burns in the carpet and seats. The dash has words carved in it. The roof has 5 dents, scratches, and rust spots on it. 3 of the wheels are curbed. The trunk, right bedside, and right rear door have previous repair. There are multiple dents with paint damage all around the back rear window. The tailgate is damaged and scratched heavily. The quarter panel has a 3” to 4 “ dent on it
Sinan Yildirim
Nov 25, 2019
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Stuart White
Oct 18, 2019
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Had a bad experience with Manheim after going to the Houston and San Antonio locations for over 15 years. Was told about this sale by a friend and, on my first visit, was treated like you’re supposed to be treated. Great place, great people and a shout out to Windi for taking care of me. Found my new auction from here on
Austinite Auto Sales
Sep 07, 2017
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This auction has had fake bids multiple times. Today Friday 6/2/17 at the first texas Honda auction held in Austin, TX I finally called them out on it. The run number was FA001 My bidder number was 166. During the run of FA001 the auctioneer stated a bid of $4000 there was no further bids. So I simply asked who had the $4000 bid??? and no one in the auction can claim it, I asked the auctioneer and she couldn't claim a bidder number associated with that bid. I was asked to leave the auction for raising the question. There was plenty of witnesses. I ask that this matter gets investigated. I assume
David Laugs
Sep 04, 2014
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