Vehicles Auctioneers in Eastern Cape
8 vehicle auctioneers in Eastern Cape list on BidAll, with the most in East London, Port Elizabeth and Beacon Bay. Browse their storefronts, follow the ones you buy from and see their next vehicle auctions.
Vehicle auctions sell cars, bakkies, trucks, trailers and motorbikes from bank repossessions, fleet disposals, dealers and insurance claims. Prices can be well below retail, but vehicles are usually sold voetstoots, so the viewing day matters.
Check whether a vehicle is a normal sale or an insurance write-off, look at the service history and mileage, and ask about keys, papers and finance settlements. Budget for the buyer's premium, VAT where it applies, a roadworthy certificate and the registration fees on top of your bid.
Vehicle auctions in Eastern Cape this week
All auctions this week →No vehicle auctions are listed in Eastern Cape for the next 7 days yet. Follow the auctioneers below to hear about new sales.
Vehicles auctioneers in Eastern Cape
Bighope Auctioneers
East London, Eastern Cape
Bosi Auctioneers Pty Ltd
East London, Eastern Cape
BW Thompson - Individual Auctioneer
Beacon Bay, Eastern Cape
Cronje Properties and Auctioneers
Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape
Home and Hectare
Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape
Micheal James Organisation Port Elizabeth Pty Ltd
Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape
Mozi Auctioneers
Mthatha, Eastern Cape
Rose-Innes Auctions
East London, Eastern Cape
Buying at vehicle auctions
What do Code 3 and Code 4 mean on an auctioned vehicle?
They are write-off codes. A Code 3 vehicle can be repaired and re-registered after inspection and police clearance; a Code 4 vehicle may only be sold for parts or scrap. The auctioneer should state the code in the lot details.
Can I test drive an auction car?
Usually not, but most auctioneers let you start and inspect vehicles on viewing days. Bring someone who knows cars if you can, since auction vehicles are sold as they stand.
How quickly must I pay and collect?
Payment is usually due within a short period after the sale, often 24 to 48 hours, and the vehicle must be collected by a set date. Storage fees can apply after that, so check the rules.
