Inloher Corp. FL 33073

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Michael Shorty

Do your homework/research/due diligence or whatever you want to call it. My first experience using a broker, to purchase a vehicle. This company is an authorized broker of Copart. I read a lot of reviews both positive and not so positive about this company and even read through their terms of use and guidelines, fees, etc., on their actual website. Everything is laid out plainly and easy to understand. The telephone customer service is outstanding in my personal opinion and I would recommend Inloher Corp. I informed them that I wasn’t familiar with this process at all and they really took the time to explain and help me understand everything from start to finish. They answered all my questions and I didn’t feel rushed or uneased. I paid the required deposit to bid/(buy it now), in my case I chose the “buy it now” option. The process was very easy and seamless. Required documents came to my email immediately when promised. Once my vehicle was picked up from the said location, I was able to request my deposit back and received it in the 3-5 day turnaround. In my case it was 3 days. Overall, my rating of this company is as stated and I once again, do recommend Inloher Corp., **Update** today is 2/11/25, (appx. 22 business days from 1/10 dats of purchase) called Inloher this morning spoke to Andres. Stated that they (Inloher) were now in possession of my title from Copart and I should hear back from them via email sometime this week with a tracking number from USPS of my title to track it’s arrival date. I’m a bit nervous because here in GA we are allowed to operate a newly purchased vehicle for 30days (Sun-sat) without a tag/registration. After 30 days, we can no longer operate our now recently purchased, fully insured vehicle. We’ll be charged penalty fees for late registration (because of the waiting period for title), and we can’t register vehicle for a tag without a title because they don’t accept the bill of sale. I spoke with an Inloher rep. earlier last week to voice my concern and they seemed very assuring that they’d try to get it out to me as soon as possible. Welp, that 30th day is quickly approaching if it already hasn’t (my math could be off) ? and let’s just say I hope that fees that’ll be assessed (fingers crossed) aren’t too outrageous from my tag office because then I’ll be back here and giving a 2nd update and potentially a new star rating should these next several days not be so favorable. We’ll see. ?? ** FINAL UPDATE** I received the title for my vehicle today 2/18 (meant to post earlier) went to tag office immediately after and go my vehicle registration and started the title transfer process, I had to pay an additional $47 in late registration & title fees which I wasn’t to pleased about, Inloher Corp is still pretty awesome in my book and the rating remains the same. In fact, their website says 30-45 business days to receive title, well today marks 28 business days (earlier than expected) it took for me to receive mine via USPS priority mail shipping as promised with a tracking number provided. Thank you Inloher Corp!!! Can I be reimbursed those additional late fees I had to pay here in GA? Email me

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Olalekan Kilo

Be extremely cautious when dealing with Inloher Corp. I wish I had known then what I know now, a they operate in tight coordination with Copart, and if you think you're getting a good deal, think again. They list vehicles as “run and drive” even when the cars clearly don’t run and have never run, and they provide no meaningful warning to buyers to get additional inspections. If your vehicle arrives not as described, do not feel pressured to keep it. You can and should return it. Fight it, take legal action if necessary, and read the BBB complaints for yourself. Inloher claims to be a “middleman,” but Copart won’t deal with you directly if you purchase through Inloher, and you’ll be bounced back and forth until you give up exactly what they’re hoping for. I lost thousands trying to repair a vehicle I was led to believe was functional. Inloher Corp knows exactly what they’re doing, and they do nothing to protect or inform the customer. Their behavior is predatory and morally bankrupt. I have had so much hate for a company as i do this one. I wish them 10 fold what they have put others through. Avoid this company at all costs. Update 11/5/25: I stand by my earlier comment, this is a dishonest and deceitful company. Just look at all the BBB complaints; they speak for themselves. I came here to warn others because people continue to fall for this company’s deceptive practices, even after countless reports. Vehicles are often listed as “run and drive,” yet many never started or don’t even have an functioning engine for it to start. Buyers don’t know this, but Inholer does. When issues are raised, they hide behind “all sales are final,” and Copart redirects you back to Inholer. It’s a game between two companies that clearly protect each other instead of their customers. If Inholer truly operated with integrity, they would recommend and encourage every new buyers to get a private inspection before purchasing but they don’t, because they are a corrupt company. Avoid this company at all costs. They also found a way to remove alot of their negative google reviews, and just keep the positive, that's why they have a low number of reviews.

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David Richardson

Buyer beware - NOT reputable and will take your money. Bought a car from/thru them on April 18, 2022 for $5950 as they advertised themselves as Salvage Reseller- a middleman to buy for you at auction from Copart auction and salvage. The car with advertised "clean" Texas title. They called me on May 4th, 2022 to tell me that "Copart" had made a mistake and that it was a salvage title, NOT a clean title. They told me I could return it to them for a refund of $5950 or just apply for a rebuilt title in Tennessee. I called the State of Tennessee and was told that this VIN number was on a "JUNK" title and it could NEVER be rebuilt or licensed. I paid over $900 to have car shipped from Florida to Tennessee only to find out it can never be titled or registered. I was told I could send it back to Copart in Florida, but we agreed I could also send it to the Copart in Memphis, Tn. The car was sent/towed to Copart in Memphis, Tennessee on May 6th, 2022 which cost me another $125 for the tow. I asked about a refund for the $939 I paid for towing from Florida to Memphis, and they told me that was "my responsibility, Buyers are responsible for paying transportation cost". I told them it was NOT a clear title and I could have bought salvage Camaros' here in Memphis, why would I pay to ship one from Florida? Then they tell me I have to wait a week for the title to be sent to Copart in Memphis, Tn to get my refund ALTHOUGH Copart in Memphis has the car on their lot. I waited a week, called Friday May 13th, the lady Karina that was handling it was out but she was "working" on it. I called back that Monday - May 16th and was told Copart in Memphis had the title and that Inloher Corp mailed me a check for $5950 in a white envelope with their Inholer logo on. They even emailed this to me also. I had asked them to Zelle me the money, but their Zelle machine wasn't "working" as in the other reviews I read on here. (Funny how it works when you send them money) I emailed Monday May 23rd after receiving NO check,, I was told the same thing again in email, they had mailed me a check on May 16th, 2022. Friday May 27, 2022 will be 3 weeks they have had this car in their possession and I have NO refund. I have contacted the District Attorney in Florida, The Consumer Fraud division in Florida, The Shelby County District Attorneys office in Memphis, Tennessee and will be pursuing further legal action. I have lost ENOUGH time and MONEY dealing with these people and the games they play. Buyer Beware - PLEASE do NOT get scammed and have to go thru this like me.