Remove your car from AuctionAuto's country sites

Who AuctionAuto is

AuctionAuto is a car-import business with a family of country websites. When we opened auctionauto.uz and auctionauto.az in October 2026, both presented the company as buying cars at US auctions — Copart, IAAI and Manheim — and shipping them on to customers, in Uzbekistan and Azerbaijan respectively. Both sites link to an auction section of their own. The contacts page on auctionauto.uz listed offices in Azerbaijan, Kyrgyzstan, Ukraine, Lithuania and the USA.

CleanVINUSA’s product descriptions show what a car’s page on these domains can carry: the car’s photos and the price it was bought for. Those are the parts a removal takes down.

Six domains, six separate pages

Each domain is handled as a website of its own. A removal filed for one domain takes the car off that domain only. If your car has pages on two or three of them, every one of those pages is a separate order.

Finding your car across the family

The checker on this page reports what CleanVINUSA’s scanner finds for your VIN on the AuctionAuto domains. You can also search Google for the VIN in quotes, limited to one domain at a time with the site: operator — the guide on this site lists all six searches. Note every domain that turns up before you order.

What each removal covers

For the domain you order:

• the car’s page comes down, together with its photos and the purchase price;
• once the page is gone, we ask Google to drop the old result and its pictures for eligible links — according to the store, Google usually catches up 1–2 days after the page is removed.

Outside the scope

• Any AuctionAuto domain you did not order. Its page stays up.
• Official and commercial records: the title brand, NMVTIS, insurance claims and reports such as Carfax or AutoCheck stay as they are.
• Copies of the auction record on websites that have nothing to do with AuctionAuto.

How we handle each domain

You order one removal per domain, with the VIN on each order; if you have the page address for that domain, add it too. CleanVINUSA files the request with the domain, follows it up until the page is offline and confirms that domain when it is done, then turns to Google. A removed page stays down; if the car is listed again later, or another site reposts it, that is a new case and a new order.

Price and time

Each domain is priced and ordered on its own, from $45 per domain; the cards below show the current price for each. Checkout is on cleanvinusa.com, by card, PayPal or USDT. Most orders are completed within 12–24 hours; during Google updates or technical problems on the servers it can take 1–2 days longer.

The privacy side

An AuctionAuto page links the VIN to the car’s photos — where a plate, a document on the dashboard or a face in the background can show up — and to the sum paid at auction. If more than one domain carries the car, the same details are public in more than one place. Owners take these pages down to keep that combination off the open web.