I want to know how easy it is to bid for impounded cars that have been
seized by the government.  These cars usually go for 90% less than
MSRP prices.  I've always heard of these types of deals, but haven't
fully researched the idea of actually pursuing a car this way.  I've
seen some sites online (cheapcarfinder.com, governmentauctions.org)
that claim to help you find your car, but charge a sign-up fee of
usually $30-$50.  Are these sites legit is my first question.  If it
is, is there any place where you can find these cars without having to
pay a register fee?

Since it may take more than a few minutes, or even hours to correctly
research this question, I suggest that you consider increasing your
price, or reducing the complexity of your question. A researcher gets
75% of the listed price, and  1.50 is a lower price for what could be
an hour or 2 of work on a multi part question.

You may wish to review the Google Answers pricing guidelines:

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Nenna-GA
Google Answers Researcher

Those sites are worthless

I wondered the same thing and found this:

http://consumerwebwatch.org/view-article.cfm?id=10148&at=501

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