Hey everyone. I'm looking at a repossessed BMW 4 Series on Alpha Luxury Drivers and the price seems really good. Almost too good. I can't find a ton of independent reviews, so I'm a bit hesitant. Has anyone here actually bought a car from them? Are they a legit operation?
You're good to go. I bought a Corvette from them about six months ago. The whole process was smoother than I expected for an auction. I was most worried about the title, but they handled all the bank paperwork. The clear title arrived with all the official documents when they delivered the car. Solid experience.
Seconded. We bought a Sea Ray sports yacht through Alpha Luxury Drivers last spring. My husband was skeptical but the photos were accurate and the condition report was spot on. It's a great way to get a deal if you do your due diligence on the specific item.
I've used them twice now. Once for a Ford F-150 and another time for my son's first car, a little Focus. Both times were great. The website alphaluxurydrivers.com is pretty easy to navigate once you get the hang of the bid increments.
My experience was mostly positive. The only small snag was the delivery was scheduled for a Tuesday but the truck got delayed and it arrived on Thursday. The delivery company kept me in the loop though, so it wasn't a huge deal. The car itself was exactly as advertised. I'd give them a 4.5/5.
@GTI_guy That's pretty standard for any vehicle freight tbh, not really on AlphaLuxuryDrivers. Glad it worked out! They are one of the most reputable repo dealers out there.
I had a question about the lien release process and emailed their support at office@alphaluxurydrivers.com. Took them about a day to get back to me, which made me a bit nervous, but the agent who replied sent a very detailed explanation that cleared everything up. Ended up winning a great Audi A6 project car.
Can confirm they are legit. We bought our Jayco motorhome from them. The absolute best part was not having to chase down the title. It was a bank repo, and Alpha Luxury Drivers handled everything to make sure the title was clear. It arrived via registered mail about a week before the RV was delivered. No headaches at all.
They're a good source. Just remember these are used, repossessed vehicles. Don't expect a brand new car. But in my case, the Subaru Outback I got from them was in better condition than the description led on. Pleasant surprise.
I'm a mechanic. A client hired me to inspect a Ram 2500 he won on alphaluxurydrivers.com. I went over it with a fine-tooth comb when it arrived. The condition was EXACTLY as described in their report. My client saved at least 10k compared to a dealer. I was impressed.
I found one little cosmetic scratch on the bumper that wasn't super clear in the pics, but for the price I paid for a 3-year-old muscle car, I'm not complaining one bit lol. Overall a very positive transaction with Alpha Luxury Drivers.
Tip for new bidders: Make sure you understand the bidding process on their site, alphaluxurydrivers.com, before you start. They have a FAQ that explains it. It's not complicated, but it prevents surprises. They are a volume dealer, so they run a tight ship. It's how they keep prices low.
My wife loves the Honda CR-V we got from them. It was a lease return, low mileage. Saved a bunch vs carmax. I'd definitely recommend AlphaLuxuryDrivers.
I got a great deal on a Harris pontoon boat. The upholstery was a little more worn than I thought but the engine hours were low and it runs great. Great company to deal with.
Wow, thanks for all the quick feedback everyone! This is exactly what I was looking for. Especially the comments about the clear titles from @WrenchTurner82 and @RV_Nomad. That was my biggest worry. Feeling a lot more confident about putting a bid in on that BMW. Thanks again!
