- General Services Administration (GSA): The GSA website has a dedicated page for vehicle sales. You can search for auctions by location, type of vehicle, and other criteria.
- Local Government Websites: Many state and local government agencies also conduct car auctions. Check the websites of your state's Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) or equivalent agency.
2. Online Auction Sites:
- GovDeals: GovDeals is an online auction platform exclusively for government surplus items. You can find used government vehicles, including cars, trucks, and more.
- eBay Motors: While not exclusively for government auctions, eBay Motors often lists vehicles from government agencies. You can filter search results by seller type and choose "Government" to find these listings.
3. Local Newspapers and Classifieds:
- Local Newspapers: Government car auctions are often advertised in local newspapers. Look in the classifieds or government section for announcements.
- Online Classifieds: Websites like Craigslist and local online classified platforms may have listings for government car auctions.
4. Dealerships and Private Sellers:
- Government Surplus Dealerships: Some dealerships specialize in selling used government vehicles. They often have a larger selection and may provide warranties and financing options.
- Private Sellers: Occasionally, government agencies sell vehicles directly through private sales or via platforms like Facebook Marketplace or OfferUp.
5. Car Auctions and Liquidators:
- Car Auctions: While not exclusively for government auctions, some car auctions may feature vehicles from government sources. Contact local auction companies to inquire about their inventory.
- Liquidators: Liquidation companies sometimes handle the sale of government surplus, including vehicles. Websites like Liquidity Services or B-Stock Auctions could have government car listings.
6. Ask Local Government Agencies:
- Contact your local government agencies directly to inquire about car auctions. They may be able to provide information about upcoming sales or direct you to the relevant department or website.
7. Subscribe to Email Alerts:
- Some government agencies or online platforms allow you to subscribe to email alerts for upcoming car auctions. This ensures that you receive timely notifications about relevant sales.
