Business ProfileforCopart, Inc.

On 2/29/24 I won an online auction for a 2017 ******************* 900XP. It was stated on the online ad/listing that the only damage to the vehicle was the side and that the vehicle would "run" and "drove" under its own power. There were also plenty of pictures to show the sides. However, upon receipt of the vehicle it was noticed very visibility that the rear end or transmission was severely damaged. The vehicle would not "drive" it would not move at all under its own power. This auction was falsely advertised, misrepresented and clearly more damaged than what was stated or shown. They clearly did not take a picture of the rear end on purpose nor state that it have any mechanical damages. I would like Copart to accept responsibility of the vehicle falsification and wrong doings and cover the unexpected damages to the vehicle. As I now have a large paperweight in my driveway. Copart has a very misleading and contradicting "policy" that states,' According to the auction, at inventory, the vehicle was *********** meaning the vehicle: 1) Started under its own power or with the use of external jump box, 2) Was put into gear, and 3) Moved forward. This designation is no guarantee, representation, or warranty that the vehicle is roadworthy or will be able to start, be put into gear or capable of moving forward at the time of the sale". There is no way that this vehicle could move under its own power, as the transmission is completely shattered.