200 vehicles head to MFC auction, from everyday hatchbacks to an S63 AMG

For buyers looking for their next vehicle, next week’s MFC Bank Vehicle Auction is shaping up to be one of those catalogues where the variety may be as interesting as the numbers.

The current run list sits at around 200 vehicles, with the bulk of the auction made up of the cars South Africans use every day.

Hatchbacks account for roughly half the catalogue, with Volkswagen, Toyota, Renault, Hyundai and Suzuki particularly well represented.

It is also a relatively modern line-up. Around 80% of the vehicles currently listed date from 2019 to 2024, putting a substantial portion of the auction into the newer used-car market.

For buyers shopping for practical transport, that means plenty to work through. But there are some considerably more expensive names hiding among the everyday stock.

A Mercedes-Benz S63 AMG sits at the premium end of the catalogue, while the bakkie and SUV selection includes a Toyota Hilux Legend RS, Volkswagen Amarok, Ford Ranger Wildtrak, Peugeot Landtrek and Toyota Fortuner.

Another useful feature of this particular catalogue is the amount of condition information available before bidding. Most of the vehicles currently listed have Dekra condition and diagnostic reports, giving prospective buyers additional information to consider alongside the individual vehicle details.

That doesn't replace doing your homework. MFC states that auction vehicles are sold “voetstoots” or as-is, that odometer readings are not guaranteed and that buyers are responsible for verifying vehicle information before bidding. MFC Auctions

The mix is perhaps what makes this auction worth watching. Someone looking for an affordable compact commuter could be browsing the same catalogue as a buyer searching for a late-model bakkie, family SUV or high-performance luxury car.

And with around 200 vehicles currently on the run list, it is a good example of just how broad a bank vehicle auction can be.

For buyers considering finance, Auction Finance is available on-site at MFC Auction House, with pre-approved finance available on qualifying vehicles. MFC’s current auction information lists Bonny Ntsaluba | 073 559 0199 as the Auction Finance contact. MFC Auctions

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Vehicle and catalogue information based on the current MFC auction run list and is subject to change before the auction. Buyers should check individual vehicle information and auction conditions before bidding.

BMW M8 Competition leads an unusually varied MFC bank repo auction in Durban

 BMW M8 CA 2024 BMW M8 Competition Convertible is set to be one of the headline lots when Aucor brings its next MFC Bank Repo Truck & Vehicle Auction to Durban on Tuesday, 6 October.

But the M8 is only part of what is shaping up to be a particularly varied catalogue. At the premium end, buyers will also find a 2021 BMW 840d xDrive Gran Coupé M Sport, 2020 BMW X5 M50d, 2023 Range Rover Evoque HSE R-Dynamic and a 2023 Mercedes-Benz C200, alongside several other BMW and Mercedes-Benz models.

There is plenty for performance-car enthusiasts too. A Ford Fiesta ST200 and Volkswagen Polo GTI join the M8, while the broader vehicle line-up stretches into more familiar territory with Toyota Starlets, Hyundai Cretas, Renault Tribers, a Suzuki Swift, Kia Picanto and Nissan Almera among the lots currently listed.

Bakkie and SUV buyers have options of their own, including a 2023 Ford Ranger 2.0D 4x4 double cab, 2022 Toyota Fortuner 2.8 GD-6, Isuzu D-Max models and a Nissan NP300 Hardbody.

The sale also has a substantial commercial element. The catalogue currently opens with a 2019 Hyundai EX-8 tipper and five 2019 Mercedes-Benz Actros units, bringing heavy commercial buyers into what is otherwise an exceptionally broad vehicle sale.

There is also a separate non-runner section containing vehicles including a Jaguar XJ, BMW X3 M40i, BMW 320i M Sport, Mercedes-Benz Sprinter and Mitsubishi Triton. Aucor states that these vehicles are being sold as non-runners and that the extent of any damage is unknown, making the individual lot information particularly important for prospective buyers.

The auction will operate on a timed-then-live format, with bidding culminating on Tuesday, 6 October from 10:30. Buyers who want to inspect the assets beforehand can attend viewing on Monday, 5 October from 09:00 to 16:00 at The Workshop, 99 Samora Machel Street, Durban.

With the catalogue still taking shape, further lots and additional vehicle information may be added ahead of the sale.

For buyers considering finance on qualifying vehicles or commercial assets, Auction Finance can assist with pre-approved finance ahead of the auction, subject to normal credit and lender criteria.

Dineshni Naidoo | 083 381 2303

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From a 2025 Suzuki to a Mercedes GLE: Park Village national webcast vehicle auction brings a remarkably varied line-up

Park Village Auctions is preparing for its next National Vehicle Auction on Wednesday, 7 October, and a look through the catalogue reveals a sale that stretches across almost every corner of the used vehicle market.

The 58-lot webcast auction brings together vehicles from Standard Bank, ABSA Bank, liquidators and other financial houses, with bidding taking place entirely online.

What makes this catalogue interesting is just how varied the stock is. At one end are newer, everyday vehicles including a 2025 Suzuki Celerio 1.0 GL with just 17,381 km displayed, two 2025 Suzuki S-Presso models and a 2025 Citroën C3. There is also a 2024 Toyota Corolla Cross 1.8 XS Hybrid and a 2024 Mini Cooper S.

Then the catalogue takes a noticeable step upmarket.

A 2019 Mercedes-Benz GLE 400d 4Matic, 2020 Mercedes-Benz V300d Exclusive, Mercedes-Benz GLC Coupé and BMW X3 and X5 all feature, giving buyers looking beyond the usual bank auction stock quite a bit to work through.

There is even something for the enthusiast. A 2021 Hyundai i30 N 2.0T GDI, showing 58,893 km, appears among the lots, alongside the Mini Cooper S and BMW 420d Coupé.

Bakkies make up another significant part of the sale. The catalogue includes several Ford Rangers, ranging from single and Super Cab workhorses through to a 2022 Ranger Bi-Turbo Stormtrak and 2021 Wildtrak. A 2025 Isuzu D-Max 1.9 Ddi LS automatic extended cab, Toyota Hilux models, Mahindra Pik Up and 2025 GWM P-Series also feature.

The Park Village National Vehicle Auction starts at 10:00 on Wednesday, 7 October 2026 and will be conducted by webcast, with no physical attendance on auction day.

For buyers considering finance, Auction Finance can assist with pre-approved finance on qualifying vehicles, subject to normal credit and lender criteria.

Bonny Ntsaluba | 073 559 0199

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Auction and vehicle information supplied by Park Village Auctions. Odometer readings quoted are as displayed in the auction catalogue. Buyers should inspect vehicles where possible and refer to the individual lot information and conditions of sale before bidding.

Standard Bank vehicle disposal sale returns online this October

Another round of Standard Bank vehicles is heading to online auction, with Liquidity Services South Africa opening its latest monthly vehicle disposal sale to buyers across the country.

The Standard Bank Vehicle Disposal Sale 43 is being conducted entirely online through AllSurplus, with bidding currently underway and the sale closing on Thursday, 8 October 2026.

For buyers who regularly follow bank vehicle auctions, these monthly disposal sales provide another opportunity to keep an eye on vehicles entering the auction market without having to attend a physical auction floor.

The online format also changes the way buyers approach the sale. Rather than everything happening during a short live auction, prospective buyers have time to work through the available lots, look at the individual vehicle information and decide which vehicles warrant closer consideration before the sale closes.

As always, buyers should pay close attention to the information supplied against each individual lot and familiarise themselves with the auctioneer’s conditions before bidding.

For buyers who intend using finance, Auction Finance can assist with pre-approved finance on qualifying vehicles, subject to normal credit and lender criteria. Getting the finance process underway before the auction closes can help buyers establish their position before committing to a bid.
Leatitia Jansen van Rensburg | 082 960 9506

Auction information supplied by Liquidity Services South Africa. Buyers should review individual lot information and the auctioneer’s conditions of sale before bidding.

WesBank Exclusive Auction heads to Cape Town this October

Cape Town vehicle buyers have another big date on the October auction calendar, with the WesBank Exclusive Live On-Site & Online Auction taking place in Epping 2 on Wednesday, 7 October.

Hosted by WH Auctioneers, the latest catalogue brings together a broad mix of vehicles, from late-model hatchbacks and family SUVs to bakkies, premium German models and some vehicles aimed at buyers prepared to take on a project.

Among the newest vehicles listed is a 2025 Suzuki Ertiga 1.5 GL automatic, alongside a 2025 Mahindra Pik Up 2.2 mHawk S4 single cab and several 2025 Volkswagen Polo Vivo models.

There are some particularly interesting low-mileage entries too. A 2023 Chery Tiggo 4 Pro 1.5T Elite is listed with just 9,880 km, while a 2025 Volkswagen Polo Vivo 1.4 Life shows just over 20,000 km.
SUV buyers have plenty to look through, including a 2023 Hyundai Tucson 2.0 Premium automatic, 2023 Volkswagen T-Roc, Toyota Urban Cruiser and Chery Tiggo models.

The bakkie selection stretches from Ford Rangers and Mahindra Pik Ups to practical single-cab workhorses, while a 2016 Ford Ranger 3.2 TDCi Wildtrak automatic double cab adds something different to the mix.

There is premium stock as well. An Audi A4 35 TFSI Advanced features in the catalogue, together with an Audi A5 Sportback and other vehicles spanning a wide range of ages and mileage.
Not everything on the floor is conventional retail-ready stock, and that is part of what makes an auction catalogue interesting. Several vehicles are specifically disclosed with damage, mechanical issues or as non-runners, giving buyers with different budgets and requirements another section of the sale to explore. As always, individual vehicles should be inspected before bidding.

Buyers can view the vehicles at 17 Dacres Avenue, Epping 2, Cape Town, from 09:00 to 16:00 on Monday, 5 October and Tuesday, 6 October.

The WesBank Exclusive Auction gets underway at 10:30 on Wednesday, 7 October, with buyers able to participate live on-site or online.

For those considering finance, Auction Finance can assist with pre-approved finance on qualifying vehicles, subject to normal credit and lender criteria.
Mathilda Fourie | 082 337 2210
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Auction and vehicle information supplied by WH Auctioneers. Buyers should inspect vehicles and refer to the individual lot information and auctioneer's conditions of sale before bidding.

Bloemfontein, Standard Bank & MFC Bank vehicle auction brings everything from 2025 vehicles to heavy commercial trucks.

Aucor Auctioneers Bloemfontein is preparing a particularly varied bank vehicle auction for Thursday, 8 October, with Standard Bank and MFC stock ranging from everyday passenger cars and SUVs to late-model bakkies and heavy commercial vehicles.

The live on-site and webcast auction starts at 10:30, and a look through the catalogue shows why this is more than a conventional passenger vehicle sale.

Among the newer vehicles heading under the hammer is a 2025 Ford Ranger 2.0D XL automatic double cab, joined by a 2025 Volkswagen Polo 1.0 TSI and a 2024 Ford Puma 1.0T EcoBoost Titanium automatic.

The bakkie selection extends considerably further. Buyers will find a 2024 GWM P-Series 2.0TD Black Edition 4x4, a 2023 Mitsubishi Triton 2.4 Di-DC Xtreme automatic double cab, a 2022 Mahindra Pik Up S6 Karoo automatic and a 2023 Kia K2700 Workhorse, among others.

For buyers looking at SUVs and crossovers, the catalogue includes a 2023 BMW X3 xDrive20d M Sport, 2023 Haval H6 GT 2.0T Super Luxury 4x4, 2022 Chery Tiggo 4 Pro, Nissan X-Trail, Renault Duster and Hyundai Creta.

There are some interesting performance and premium vehicles in the mix too, including a 2022 Volkswagen Golf 8 GTI, 2020 Golf 7 GTI, Mercedes-Benz V250d Avantgarde and Audi A4. A separate non-runner section also contains vehicles ranging from an Audi S6 and A7 to a Jaguar XF and Mercedes-Benz ML350.

Importantly, buyers should pay attention to how the catalogue is structured. Aucor clearly separates the runners from the non-runners, so prospective bidders should check the individual lot information and inspect vehicles before bidding rather than assuming condition from the model or year alone.

The auction also moves beyond passenger vehicles. A dedicated commercial section includes Mercedes-Benz Actros double-axle horses, a Mercedes-Benz flat-deck truck and Mitsubishi Fuso commercial vehicle, giving businesses another reason to look through the catalogue.

Viewing takes place at 1 Kruger Avenue, Estoire, Bloemfontein on Tuesday, 6 October and Wednesday, 7 October from 08:00 to 17:00. Pre-bidding opens at 14:00 on Wednesday before the live auction and webcast begin at 10:30 on Thursday.

For buyers considering finance on qualifying vehicles or commercial assets, Auction Finance can assist with pre-approval ahead of the auction, subject to normal credit and lender criteria.
Celeste Steenberg | 082 374 5078
celeste@auctionfinance.co.za
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Auction and asset information supplied by Aucor Auctioneers Bloemfontein. Buyers should inspect assets and refer to the auctioneer’s individual lot information and conditions of sale before bidding.

Late-model ABSA fleet heads to auction with 2025 vehicles and low-mileage stock

A notably late-model selection of bank fleet vehicles is heading to auction in October, with Riley Auctions Africa preparing to sell an ABSA fleet located across Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal, Cape Town and Gqeberha.

The timed online auction opens on Thursday, 8 October and begins closing from 10:00 on Friday, 9 October 2026. What makes this particular sale stand out is the age and mileage of some of the vehicles appearing in the catalogue.

Among the most prominent entries is a sizeable selection of Haval H6 2.0T Luxury 4x4 DCT models. The catalogue includes both 2024 and 2025 examples, with several of the 2025 vehicles showing less than 30,000 km. One is listed with just 17,292 km displayed.
Also attracting attention are three 2025 Omoda C9 2.0T Inspire models with particularly low displayed mileage. Riley Auctions Africa lists the three vehicles at just 3,450 km, 2,677 km and 2,199 km respectively.

The catalogue broadens from there. Five 2025 Suzuki Ciaz 1.5 GL automatics are listed, with displayed mileages ranging from 14,760 km to 22,115 km, while a 2024 Volkswagen T-Roc 1.4 TSI Design Tiptronic also forms part of the line-up.

Another interesting feature of this auction is its national footprint. Rather than all the vehicles being held at a single auction yard, the ABSA fleet is spread across four viewing locations: Samrand Business Park in Centurion, Isipingo in Durban, Montague Gardens in Cape Town and Overbaakens in Gqeberha.

Prospective buyers can inspect vehicles by appointment from 5 to 7 October, between 09:00 and 15:00, before bidding gets underway online.

For buyers looking for newer used vehicles, the concentration of recent-model stock makes this a catalogue worth exploring. As with any auction purchase, buyers should inspect the vehicle they are interested in and review the individual lot information and auction conditions before bidding.

For buyers considering finance, Auction Finance can assist with applications on qualifying vehicles, subject to normal credit and lender criteria. Getting finance assessed ahead of the auction can help buyers understand their position before placing a bid.

Bouwer Bekker | 082 829 7564
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Auction and vehicle information supplied by Riley Auctions Africa. Odometer readings quoted are as displayed in the auction catalogue and the catalogue remains subject to change.