Auctioning 40,000 U.S. Government quality
cars, trucks, vans and SUVs this year.

"Buy direct and save!"

It's easy and economical to purchase a pre-owned vehicle from the U.S. government.
Join the thousands of people who buy at our public auctions.

U.S. Government Auto Auctions

GSA Fleet Vehicle Sales
www.autoauctions.gsa.gov

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Easy to buy at auction

Experience the convenience and value of purchasing a quality American-made car, truck, van or SUV at one of our auctions. Purchase wholesale, and save hundreds or thousands of dollars!

A red pick-up truck, a blue sedan and a dark green van

Who we are and why we sell
The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) is the federal agency that buys fleet vehicles new and leases them to other federal agencies. When these vehicles complete their lease term we sell them to renew the government fleet.

Buying a vehicle pre-owned by the U.S. government is simple. If you are new to the auction process, let us help.

Our website www.autoauctions.gsa.gov provides lists of vehicles for sale, auction locations and times, and a description of the process. It also will link you directly to our available on-line vehicle sales.

The local auction houses where we sell our vehicles are there to help you. While they mainly cater to auto dealers, they are happy to assist members of the general public to buy at GSA Fleet Vehicle Sales.

To make your purchase even easier and more economical, there are no auction registration or buyer’s fees at our sales.

A red sedan and a gold minvan.

A man and woman looking at a document; a group of people at an auto auction looking at a red SUV with its hood up.Buyer's Checklist

5 easy steps
to purchasing a pre-owned vehicle from the U.S. Government

1. Find an auction near you.
See our website at www.autoauctions.gsa.gov and download a sales list. While there register to receive free e-mail updates of upcoming sales. Or call the auction house and ask “When is the next GSA Auction?”

2. Register and preview at auction - it's free.
At the auction house, register for the sale, and use the inventory list to inspect vehicles on the lot. You may turn on the engine, but driving is not permitted.

3. Choose several vehicles to bid on.
Have a few alternatives to increase your chances during the bidding.

4. Make a successful bid!
New to the auction process? Ask the auction staff how it works.

5. Make payment without any buyer's fees.
Buyers typically pay by credit card, debit card, cashier's check or money order. Ask the auction house what is accepted.

Thousands of people buy from us. You can, too!

For more information see
www.autoauctions.gsa.gov

Great selection

Choose from popular makes and models such as Ford, Chevrolet, Dodge and Jeep. Over 40,000 vehicles are being sold to the public this year.

Image of a car with the hood up; Image of a woman in the driver's seat of a car.

These vehicles are clean, detailed and ready to go.

Great quality

  • Low mileage
  • Well maintained
  • Popular styles and colors
  • Power steering, A/C, power windows, AM/FM cassette decks

Typically these vehicles have been used for ordinary transportation by government agencies. (These are not specialized military or repossessed vehicles.)

Great savings
Most vehicles sell at wholesale prices.There are no buyer's fees.

Very convenient
Use our website to find an auction near you, search for specific models and download auction lists. More than 40 auction sites nationwide. Vehicles are available for inspection. Many payment options.

Terms and conditions
Our vehicles are warranted to description only, so inspect the vehicles before making a bid, but bid with confidence.

U.S. Government Auto Auctions
The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) is a federal agency