The new facility will serve customers in Washington, D.C.; Richmond; and Charlottesville.
Weekly sales at the new Copart location will be held at noon on Mondays.
Screenshot of Copart website.
Copart has opened a new salvage auction in Virginia that will serve customers in Washington, D.C.; Richmond; and Charlottesville, the company announced.
The new facility is located in Fredericksburg, Va. Sales at the new location will be held weekly at noon on Mondays.
Eligible buyers will be able to bid on available inventory using Copart's patented VB3 online auction platform and at kiosks at the physical location.
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