Copart – Oklahoma City at 2829 SE 15th St Bldg 1, Oklahoma City, OK 73129

We came here slightly after 3:30PM during the weekday. It gets crowded later on, since a lot people just got done with work, and are also coming in. There is a QR code at the front door, where you can scan and hold your place at the line. We fill out some paperwork, and decided to wait outside, since it was getting crowded inside. The waiting space was cramped, and you will be rubbing shoulder with whoever is waiting alongside you. My recommendation to this place is to have the option to call/text the people waiting outside when they are ready. This way, the people waiting outside do not have to constantly come back in to check on their status in the line. This beats having to be cramped in the waiting area, especially during the pandemic.

ATTENTION:: All drivers or customers picking vehicles up. Yard closes at 4:30 If not there by 4:30 You will not get loaded. Office closes at 5:00 pm
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. Got my paper work at 3:30 was loaded by 4:30..picked up one car…much better then last year! Had to wait 4hours to get one car loaded on my trailer .pretty big copart .i do appreciate the effort to get the drivers in and out..they also increased the amount of people they have working the counter inside. Hope other drivers will have the same experience as me..waiting sucks especially with the ELD MANDATE all coparts /iaai should follow the quick in/out process. Ever minute counts when running e-logs..

If you are considering COPART I recommend changing your mind as fast as possible from the idea! These folks remind me of Wal-Mart or any other titan company; they Could care less about customer service or decency, it’s all about the money honey! My first recommendation to a private buyer (regular member, not car lot buyer) would be to read ALL the fee schedules and disclosures. If you don’t want surprises this is key to the buying experience, buy a car and you may end up paying as much in fees as the darn car cost! Second, in my experience Copart has a MAJOR customer service problem at the local and corporate levels; I was hung up on by an employee because she decided that treating a customer with respect is just too much trouble. Contact corporate, the local manager, and even their virtual customer assistance; might as well try to get a psychopath to feel empathy before trying to get anywhere with these tyrants. I REALLY did not appreciate the way I have been blatantly disrespected and ignored. Third and final recommendation is to look at the location of the vehicle; if it is an “Off Lot” buy it can and in my case will take a cool minute before it is transferred (LOCALLY, not from another city mind you) to the COPART lot for buyer to pick up; and I hope to God it is not some further scam and the car actually is all that the report said it is, I’m Not holding my breath! Might as well deal with a used car salesman, at least you get some feigned decency from them!!! Other than those issues everything was gravy.

I’ve been to my share of Copart facilities and I have to say my experience here paying for and picking up my motorcycle was one of the smoothest experiences I’ve had at a Copart. The lady behind the counter was very efficient, friendly, and helpful. I believe I talked to a girl named Jennifer when I called and she was very cordial and helpful in explaining procedures for motorcycles and COVID. The forklift driver was also very helpful and guided me into the garage to load up the bike. All in all, an amazing experience compared to some other Copart facilities…

Web states to come visit their yard, so we dropped by to see the vehicles for auction. They wanted $25 a head just to look at their cars. I’m fine with a bidding fee, but just to look at a car to see if it’s something you’re interested in bidding on you have to pay to see in person. Sounds like a side show at a carnival. Bunch of clowns.