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GSA Fleet Vehicles Auctions FAQ's
What are my advantages in buying a pre-owned GSA Fleet vehicle?
GSA Fleet offers you cars, trucks and other vehicles with low mileage and only one previous owner. These vehicles have been well maintained and serviced to manufacturer's standards. Our vehicles are carefully detailed before sale and come loaded with most options consumers typically prefer. Additionally, with no buyer's fees, pre-owned vehicles from GSA usually sell for substantially less than from other sources.How do I register for an auction?
You must register at the sponsoring auction facility on the day of inspection or auction to obtain a bidder's number.Who is eligible to purchase a GSA Fleet vehicle?
Any member of the public who is a licensed driver and at least 18 years of age is eligible to bid at our auctions. GSA Employees, including members of their immediate households, are prohibited from purchasing, either directly or indirectly, any government property being sold by GSA. Employees of other government agencies may purchase government property, unless prohibited by their agency regulations.How much does a GSA Fleet Vehicle Auction cost to attend?
Nothing. Registration to participate in any of our Vehicle Auctions is free.Am I able to purchase a vehicle for someone else?
Yes. To purchase a vehicle on behalf of other parties, you must furnish their Social Security Number or Tax Identification Number. The attending bidder must furnish a letter granting power of attorney to purchase Federal Surplus Property on behalf of the individual or company you are representing.Can I test drive a vehicle before bidding?
During inspection you can start a vehicle to check the performance of its engine, air conditioning, heater, and other accessories. However, the vehicle must stay parked and cannot be driven.Does the Government warranty its vehicles?
GSA Fleet offers to the original purchaser that the property listed in the invitation will conform to its description. However, where applicable, manufacturer's warranties are transferable. Purchasers should contact their vehicle's manufacturer to determine whether its warranty remains in force. We cannot attest to the condition of vehicles we sell for other Federal agencies, however known deficiencies will be listed.How does GSA Fleet determine who is awarded the vehicle?
Each vehicle will be sold to the highest responsive bidder. GSA Fleet reserves the right to reject any or all bids including bids under which a bidder would take unfair advantage of the Government or other bidders.How many vehicles does GSA Fleet sell, and when?
GSA Fleet will sell approximately 35,000 vehicles this coming year. Most vehicles will be available between April–September, when a majority of our leases expire, but we conduct sales throughout the entire year.Can I refuse a vehicle after my bid was accepted?
No, Successful bidders are contractually bound to pay for and remove their vehicles from the auction facility within the time period specified. Failure to pay for, or take possession of the vehicle within these time frames may subject the buyer to additional fees/penalties as identified in the SF 114C, or any other special terms and conditions of sale.Are there any hidden charges?
Your accepted bid price represents your total payment, except in those states that require applicable taxes to be paid at the time of sale. There are no added buyer’s fees.How can I pay for my vehicle?
Buyers typically purchase their vehicles with cash. Some auction houses will accept credit card, cashier's check, traveler's check, postal or commercial money order. Other acceptable forms of payment can be cashier's checks issued by a Federal or State chartered credit union or properly endorsed Federal, State, or local government checks. Personal or company checks will only be accepted when accompanied by your bank’s letter of guarantee. Not all credit cards are accepted at all locations. Check with your local auction house beforehand to determine which forms of payment or credit they will accept.How do I register my vehicle?
A Government Certificate to Obtain Title (Standard Form 97) and a Purchaser's Receipt will be issued for each motor vehicle sold. SF-97 is evidence of titleability only and should be used by the purchaser to obtain a proper motor vehicle registration for his or her state.Why does GSA Fleet sell its vehicles?
GSA Fleet maintains most of its vehicles through leasing arrangements. At the conclusion of its lease (typically 3–5 years), GSA Fleet will sell a vehicle in order to finance its automotive fleet purchases.Does GSA Fleet sell seized vehicles?
No. Seized vehicles are sold by the U.S. Marshals Service and the Department of the Treasury.Where can I purchase military vehicles?
Information on surplus military vehicles can be obtained from the Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service.Where can I purchase U.S. Postal Service vehicles?
Information on surplus U.S. Postal Service vehicles can be obtained from the U.S. Postal Service.
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