Government Auctions SA
How Auctions Work
General Information
Government Auctions SA holds a public auction Wednesdays at their Netley premises with a large range of vehicles.
You'll have your choice of Government owned cars and light commercial vehicles, which includes most popular makes and models.
The vehicles have been well maintained and most are 36 months old and have travelled 60,000kms.
Apart from a good mix of makes and models, there's a great range of attractive colours and options, including air bags, air conditioning, and power steering. Sedans, wagons, commercials, trucks, vans, utes and 4 wheel drives, many of which are still under manufacturer's warranty.
It may take you a visit of two to "get the feel", however be prepared to buy, as you're likely to find that "bargain" straight away.
We want to make your visit to the Government Auctions a pleasant and rewarding experience. We have compiled some easy steps to follow when you bid.
You may want to simply observe a few "biddings" before you give it a go.
Inspect the Vehicles
Inspection times can be found by following this link.
When inspecting the vehicles:
- carefully read the Conditions of Sale
- Inspect the vehicles of your choice
- The onus is on you to check that the information provided is accurate
- Inspect the service and owner's manual (if available) at the information area
- Inspect documentation displayed on the vehicle
Do Some Research
- Talk to the staff about the approximate price vehicles have been sold for at the last auction.
- Look at your preferred type of vehicle in the newspapers or at car yards.
- Check your finances as to how much you are prepared to pay for the vehicle of your choice.
Don't forget that after you have purchased the vehicle you are responsible for the following costs:
- Registration
- Insurance
- Number Plate
- Stamp Duty
- Transfer Fee