Randy Nonnenberg wasn't the first person to sell cars online, but he built something new out of a small website he ran on the side while holding down an office job at BMW.

The in-person auction companies have launched online counterparts, Hemmings Motor News, once strictly a phonebook-sized print magazine, now sells cars on the Internet.

Considering a car from an auction? This balanced guide weighs the pros and cons to help you make an informed decision.

Motorway has brought forward the start time of its daily used-car auctions, giving dealers an earlier window to bid on ...

Buying a used car from the government can be an affordable way to find a reliable vehicle for under $8,000. Various government agencies auction off surplus and retired fleet vehicles through ...

You’ve not driven the car nor seen it in person, there’s no consumer protection or cooling off-period and the seller’s a ...

Bring a Trailer, the online classic car marketplace, sold a record $1.5 billion worth of cars last year despite a continued slump in classic car prices, according to its CEO.

Looking to boost its market share in the auto auction sector, Ship.Cars has added a former ADESA executive as its new vice president of SaaS sales and remarketi ...