ABSA BANK VEHICLE AUCTION: OVER 200 VEHICLES AND A VERY DIFFERENT PICTURE OF BUYING USED

For many South Africans, the words “vehicle auction” still conjure up a fairly predictable image: older cars, high mileages, questionable condition and a buying environment best left to motor dealers and people who know their way around a workshop. The upcoming Absa Bank Passenger and Commercial Vehicle Auction, hosted by Park Village Auctions in Boksburg, makes a compelling case for looking at the auction market differently. Scheduled for Tuesday, 8 September 2026 at 10:00, the bank-instructed webcast auction is currently advertised with more than 200 genuine Absa repossessed passenger and commercial vehicles. Bidding opens online on Monday, 7 September, before the catalogue is taken through lot by lot via webcast on Tuesday morning.

This is not simply a collection of old cars

Scroll through the catalogue and the breadth of stock is immediately apparent. There are affordable everyday cars, SUVs, premium vehicles, bakkies and commercial vehicles from many of the brands South Africans know well. More importantly, there are some remarkably late-model vehicles in the mix. Among the vehicles currently listed is a 2025 Volkswagen Polo Vivo 1.6 Life Tiptronic with just 17,560 km, while a 2025 Chery Tiggo 4 Pro 1.5T is showing 28,549 km and a 2025 Jetour Dashing 1.5T Deluxe just 27,019 km. Move into the bakkie section and the point becomes even clearer. A 2026 Ford Ranger 2.0D XL Double Cab is listed with only 9,472 km, while a 2026 Nissan Navara 2.5DDTi PRO-2X automatic double cab shows just 10,801 km. There is also a 2024 Ford Ranger Wildtrak, a 2023 Isuzu D-Max and several other commercial options in the catalogue. That is a very different proposition from the stereotype many private buyers still associate with bank auctions.

Why do these vehicles end up at auction?

A repossessed vehicle is not automatically a damaged or mechanically troublesome vehicle. In straightforward terms, repossession generally happens because the borrower has defaulted on the finance agreement. Once the necessary process has been completed, the financial institution may sell the vehicle through auction to recover the outstanding debt. The reason a vehicle reaches an auction therefore relates primarily to the finance agreement, not necessarily to the mechanical condition of the vehicle. That distinction matters. A late-model vehicle with low mileage can be repossessed just as an older, higher-mileage vehicle can. The current Absa catalogue demonstrates precisely that.

At the same time, buyers should not swing too far in the other direction and assume that every auction vehicle is pristine. It isn't. The same catalogue contains vehicles where Park Village specifically records hail damage, warning lights, previous repairs, mechanical issues and, in some instances, non-runners. That transparency is valuable because it allows a prospective buyer to distinguish between very different types of stock rather than treating every auction vehicle as though it carries the same risk. Park Village itself makes the buyer's responsibility clear: catalogue descriptions are provided as guidance, buyers should satisfy themselves as to condition and accuracy, and physical inspection is recommended where possible. Viewing for this auction is scheduled for Monday, 7 September from 09:00 to 15:00 and again on auction morning from 08:00 to 10:00. For a private buyer, that is perhaps the most important rule of auction buying: do the homework before raising your hand.

Where the opportunity lies

Price remains one of the principal reasons auctions attract professional motor traders, but increasingly private buyers are beginning to look at the same marketplace. Auction pricing is typically approached differently from dealer retail pricing. AutoTrader's guide to repossessed vehicle auctions notes that reserve prices are generally considered against used trade value together with factors such as mileage and condition, and cites experienced auctioneers saying reserves can sit below conventional retail-market levels. That does not mean every vehicle bought at auction is automatically a bargain, nor should a buyer assume that every winning bid will be below trade value. Competitive bidding can change the final price quickly. What auctions offer is the opportunity to buy differently.

The sensible buyer establishes the vehicle's market value beforehand, examines the condition, reads the auction terms, accounts for buyer's commission, VAT and applicable fees, decides on a maximum all-in price and then sticks to it. On the current Absa auction, for example, individual catalogue listings show a 5% commission and a R2,608.70 facilitation fee, with VAT treatment also disclosed. Those costs need to form part of the calculation before deciding what constitutes a good buy. That is where the difference between cheap and good value becomes important. The objective should never simply be to win the bid. It should be to buy the right vehicle at the right total price.

Auctions are no longer just for cash buyers

Another misconception that has kept many private buyers away from auctions is the belief that you need to arrive with enough cash to settle the vehicle outright. On this Absa auction, pre-approved finance is available through Auction Finance. Park Village specifically states this in the auction information. There is an additional advantage for buyers who arrange that finance before registering. The standard registration deposit for this auction is R7,000, but Park Village confirms that clients with pre-approved Auction Finance can register to bid without paying that deposit, provided the auctioneer has received the required confirmation from Auction Finance.

That changes the experience considerably for a private buyer. Instead of seeing something desirable in the catalogue and only then trying to work out whether it can be financed, the buyer can establish affordability and obtain pre-approval beforehand, inspect and research the vehicles that fit the budget, and approach auction day knowing where the financial boundaries lie.

Perhaps it is time private buyers looked at auctions differently

South Africa's used-car market has traditionally placed the dealership between the wholesale vehicle market and the consumer. Auctions offer buyers an opportunity to look further upstream. That comes with responsibility. Auction vehicles are sold under auction conditions. Buyers need to understand those conditions, inspect carefully, research values and resist getting carried away once bidding starts. But the reward is access to an extraordinarily broad pool of vehicles.

The upcoming Absa sale is a good illustration. In one catalogue a buyer can move from inexpensive everyday transport to SUVs and premium cars, then into double-cab bakkies and commercial vehicles. At the newer end of that catalogue sit 2025 models and even 2026 vehicles with fewer than 11,000 kilometres on their odometers. That alone should challenge the idea that a bank auction is simply somewhere old, worn-out vehicles go to be disposed of.

For somebody already considering a used vehicle, an auction does not have to replace the traditional dealership. But with the right research, a proper inspection, a firm bidding limit and finance arranged before auction day, it deserves to be considered alongside it. The Absa Passenger and Commercial Vehicle Auction takes place online through Park Village Auctions on Tuesday, 8 September 2026 from 10:00, with registration closing at 09:00 that morning.

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The Best Kept Secret in the South African Auction World Is About to Become a Lot Less Secret

And once you know about it, you will wonder how you ever bought without it.

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There is a particular kind of frustration that anyone who has ever hunted seriously for a vehicle, a truck, a tractor, a piece of plant equipment or a commercial asset at auction knows intimately.

You hear about the sale on a Wednesday. It happened on a Tuesday. The lot you would have driven three provinces for sold for a price that would have made your eyes water in the best possible way. And you missed it. Not because you were not looking. But because nobody told you it was happening.

That frustration has a name. It is called not being on the right list.

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The Way the Auction World Has Always Worked

South Africa has a thriving auction ecosystem. Bank instruction sales releasing repossessed vehicles and commercial assets. Fleet disposals from companies rotating their transport infrastructure. Government auctions. SAIA-registered auctioneers running weekly and monthly sales across every province covering vehicles, commercial trucks, agricultural equipment, yellow metal, loose assets and non-runners.

The combined value moving through this system every week is staggering. And for the right buyer, the right lot at the right auction represents genuine opportunity. The kind of deal that does not exist anywhere else in the market.

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Finding reliable, consolidated information about what is actually happening in the South African auction market on any given week has always required more effort than it should. A buyer serious about not missing the right sale has historically had to monitor multiple websites, follow numerous social media pages, stay active in various WhatsApp groups and still hope that something important does not slip through the gaps.

Nobody, until now, sat down and said: what if we compiled everything?

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What Everything Actually Looks Like

Every week, from Monday through to Sunday, auctions take place across South Africa in every category a serious buyer could be interested in.

Vehicles. Commercial trucks and trailers. Agricultural equipment. Yellow metal. Government assets. Fleet disposals. Bank instruction sales. Loose assets. Non-runners. Regional sales from Limpopo to the Western Cape, KwaZulu-Natal to the Northern Cape, the Free State to Gauteng and every point in between.

Each of these sales has a landing page. A catalogue. A registration process. Information that a buyer needs to plan their week, arrange their finance, travel to the right location or log into the right simulcast at the right time.

Auction Finance compiles all of it. Every week. Into a single, free, weekly email that lands in your inbox before the week begins.

Not a curated shortlist. Not a partial picture.Every reputable SAIA-member auctioneer. Every banking partner. Every fleet disposal. Every category. Every region. With a direct link to the auctioneer's own landing page so you can go straight to the catalogue, the lot list and the registration without hunting through a search engine hoping the right result appears.

It is, in the most straightforward sense, the most comprehensive weekly auction intelligence available in South Africa. And it is completely free.

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Who This Was Built For

The private buyer who knows that auction floors carry exceptional value and simply wants to be first to know when the right opportunity appears.

The dealer who needs to know what stock is moving through auction floors nationally before deciding where to send their buyer.

The transport operator who is replacing aging fleet and wants to know every bank instruction and fleet disposal happening this month before committing to a single purchase.

The agri buyer who does not want to miss a tractor or irrigation equipment sale in a neighbouring province because nobody thought to mention it.

The auction hunter. The opportunist. The professional buyer who has built a business on finding the right asset at the right price and knows that information is the most valuable commodity in that game.

For all of these people, the weekly Auction Finance alert is not a newsletter. It is a competitive advantage.

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The Catch

There is not one.

No subscription fee. No obligation. No hidden agenda buried in the fine print. One email per week. Every auction worth knowing about. A direct link to the information you need. An unsubscribe button that works the first time you click it.

The only thing Auction Finance asks is that if you find it useful, you share it. With the dealer in your network who is always asking where to find stock. The farmer who never seems to know about the agri sale two towns over. The friend who has been talking about buying a bakkie at auction for six months and somehow never manages to find the right sale at the right time.

South Africa has an extraordinary auction ecosystem. The buyers who access it most effectively are the ones who know what is happening before it happens. This is the simplest possible way to become one of those buyers.

Subscribe in thirty seconds. Unsubscribe just as easily if it is ever not for you. Tell someone who would find it as useful as you will.

A proud initiative from Auction Finance. Too good to keep to yourself.

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A Changing Vehicle Market Is Creating New Buying Opportunities

 A recent TopAuto article highlighted a significant shift in South Africa's vehicle market. According to research referenced by the Automobile Association (AA), more than 90% of South African motorists are keeping their vehicles for longer, as the cost of replacing them continues to rise.

The article also points out that vehicles on South African roads are getting older, placing even greater importance on regular maintenance, preventative servicing and careful ownership to maximise reliability and longevity.

Fortunately, today's buyers have more options than ever before.

Looking beyond the traditional dealership

While many motorists automatically begin their search at a dealership, an increasing number of savvy buyers are discovering the value available through Bank, Fleet and Commercial Vehicle Auctions.

These auctions offer access to an extensive range of vehicles from banks, finance houses, fleet operators, rental companies, government departments and corporate fleets. From hatchbacks and family SUVs to bakkies, commercial trucks, plant and machinery, auctions provide buyers with access to thousands of vehicles entering the market every month.

One of the biggest advantages is value.

Many auction vehicles sell well below traditional retail pricing, allowing buyers to stretch their budgets further or step into a newer, higher-specification vehicle than they may have initially considered.

More choice. More opportunities.

South Africa's auction market is incredibly diverse. Every week, auctions take place across the country featuring:

• Passenger vehicles
• SUVs and bakkies
• Commercial trucks
• Fleet replacement vehicles
• Repossessed vehicles
• Construction and agricultural equipment
• Plant and machinery

Whether you're buying your first car, upgrading your family vehicle or expanding your business fleet, auctions present opportunities that many buyers simply don't realise exist.

One place to find them all

Knowing where and when these auctions are taking place can be the biggest challenge.

That's why Auction Finance brings together one of South Africa's most comprehensive listings of upcoming Bank, Fleet and Commercial Vehicle Auctions in one convenient location.

Browse upcoming auction events nationwide, discover new buying opportunities, and take the first step towards finding your next vehicle.

View upcoming auctions today:
https://auctionfinance.co.za/auction-events/

Smarter buying starts with knowing where the opportunities are.

What If Rising Interest Rates Are Actually Making Auctions More Attractive?

If you've been following the economic headlines lately, it's easy to believe that vehicle ownership in South Africa is becoming increasingly difficult. Fuel prices have risen sharply, inflation has started moving higher again, and the South African Reserve Bank recently increased interest rates, placing additional pressure on consumers who rely on vehicle finance.

Yet, despite these challenges, South Africa's vehicle market continues to show remarkable resilience. According to Naamsa, more than 51,000 new vehicles were sold in May 2026, making it the strongest May performance since 2013. Consumers are clearly still buying vehicles, but the reasons behind those purchases are changing.

The days of buying purely on emotion appear to be fading. Today's buyers are far more focused on affordability, fuel efficiency, practicality and long-term ownership costs. They are asking tougher questions and paying closer attention to where their money goes. Most importantly, they are looking for value.

This shift in thinking may create one of the biggest opportunities the South African auction market has seen in years.

For decades, vehicle buyers have typically focused on finding the right vehicle before considering the finance. In today's environment, however, many consumers are approaching the process differently. Instead of asking what vehicle they can afford each month, they are asking how they can reduce the amount they need to finance in the first place.

It is a subtle difference, but an important one.

Every rand saved on the purchase price is a rand that does not need to be borrowed. It is a rand that will not attract interest for the next six years. In a market where fuel prices, insurance costs and interest rates all continue to exert pressure on household budgets, purchase price has become one of the most powerful tools available to consumers.

This is one of the reasons why auctions continue to attract increasing attention from informed buyers.

What many South Africans do not realise is the sheer scale of the country's auction industry. Every week, banks, fleet operators, liquidators and businesses release thousands of assets into the market. Passenger vehicles, bakkies, trucks, commercial fleets, agricultural equipment, construction machinery and industrial assets are sold through auctions taking place across every major province.

The challenge for most buyers is not finding value. The challenge is finding the opportunities before everyone else does.

Many people only discover an auction after it has closed. Others follow a single auctioneer and remain unaware of opportunities taking place elsewhere. Yet on any given week there may be dozens of vehicle, fleet, commercial and agricultural auctions taking place throughout South Africa.

This is where information becomes valuable.

As the market evolves, buyers who know where to look are increasingly finding opportunities that many others never see. Access to comprehensive auction information, upcoming catalogues, viewing dates and stock listings has become just as important as access to finance itself.

At Auction Finance, we have spent years building relationships with many of South Africa's leading auctioneers. The result is one of the country's most comprehensive collections of upcoming bank, fleet, commercial and agricultural auction listings. From repossessed vehicles and ex-fleet stock to trucks, yellow metal and farming equipment, our objective is simple: to help buyers discover opportunities across the national auction market.

While much of the conversation around the economy focuses on rising costs, informed buyers are focusing on something different. They are focusing on value.

Economic uncertainty does not stop assets from changing hands. Banks still dispose of stock. Companies still replace fleets. Businesses still liquidate surplus equipment. Opportunities continue to appear every day.

The difference is that in tougher economic conditions, those opportunities often become more important than ever.

Perhaps the real story of 2026 is not that interest rates have increased or that fuel costs are higher. Perhaps the real story is that South Africans are becoming smarter buyers, looking beyond traditional purchasing channels and discovering opportunities that have been hiding in plain sight all along.

To view upcoming auctions on our platform, visit http://auctionfinance.co.za/auction-events/. Sort by region, bank or auction type and find direct links to auctions happening daily across South Africa. Finance is available at these auctions through Auction Finance.

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Ownership isn’t dead. Overpaying is.

South Africans are not falling out of love with car ownership. They are becoming far more selective about how they enter it.

Much has been said about rising costs pushing motorists towards alternatives such as leasing and long-term rentals. These models offer predictability, which is understandably appealing in a high-cost environment. But they are only part of the story.

What is becoming increasingly clear is that the hesitation around ownership is not about the asset itself. It is about the risk of getting the decision wrong.

For years, buyers have approached vehicle purchases through a narrow lens. The focus has been on monthly instalments, often without a full view of the total cost of ownership or the flexibility available across different banks. In that environment, ownership has felt expensive because it has been structured poorly from the outset.

As pressure on household budgets has intensified, buyers have begun to question not just what they are buying, but how they are buying it.

This is where a quieter shift is taking place. Away from traditional retail channels, a growing number of buyers are turning to bank and fleet auctions as a more considered entry point into the market. These are not opportunistic decisions. They are deliberate, informed choices driven by an understanding of value.

At auction level, pricing reflects real market conditions rather than fixed retail margins. Vehicles have already absorbed the steepest part of their depreciation, allowing buyers access to late-model units at levels that make ownership viable again.

In a cost-conscious market, this matters.

However, auctions demand a different level of preparation. Vehicles are not sold subject to finance, which means buyers must arrive ready. The advantage lies with those who understand their position before bidding begins, with finance structured in advance across multiple banks.

This is where the gap between frustration and success becomes evident. Buyers who rely on last-minute decisions are often left behind. Those who approach the process with clarity and preparation are able to act with confidence when the opportunity presents itself.

Ownership, when approached correctly, remains a relevant and often advantageous option. The difference lies not in the vehicle, but in the structure behind the purchase.

For buyers looking to navigate this space, the starting point is not the car itself. It is understanding how to enter the deal properly, with the right financial structure in place and access to the opportunities that auctions present.

Auction Finance works alongside clients on bank floors and across reputable auction houses nationwide, helping them prepare ahead of auction day and secure the right funding structure before they bid.

To explore upcoming auction opportunities or to discuss your finance options, contact Mathilda Fourie on 082 337 2210 or visit https://typecard.com/67399b0a

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The Final Auction Week of January 2026 Is BIG: Here’s What’s Coming

If you’ve been waiting for the right week to buy, this is it.

The final auction week of January 2026 is stacked with serious opportunities across South Africa — from government fleet vehicles to luxury month-end deals, plus major MFC auctions happening in multiple regions.

And the best part? You don’t need to guess where the real auctions are.

We update our full list of upcoming auction events on our website and you can sort by region, bank, or commercial auctions (new auctions are added daily):
👉 http://auctionfinance.co.za/auction-events/

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The Big Highlights This Week 

1) Massive Government Online Fleet Auction – Western Cape (200+ Vehicles)

One of the biggest standouts this week is a major Government Online Fleet Vehicle Auction in the Western Cape, hosted by Claremart Group, with over 200 vehicles going under the hammer.

If you’re looking for volume, variety, and real value, this is the type of auction that can deliver.

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2) High St Auction Co. Monthly Fleet Auction – Selby, Johannesburg

Johannesburg buyers, this one is a must-watch.

The High St Auction Co. monthly fleet auction in Selby is always highly anticipated, and for good reason,  fleet auctions often offer the kind of practical, work-ready vehicles buyers actually want.

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3) WesBank Month-End Luxury Online Vehicle Auction

If your January goal is to upgrade, WesBank’s month-end luxury online auction is one of the best places to look.

Month-end auctions can be packed with exciting stock, and this one is expected to turn heads.

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4) MFC Auctions Across SA (KZN, Western Cape & Gauteng)

MFC is going big this week, with auctions across multiple regions including:

• KZN (Aucor KZN)

• Western Cape (Somerset West at Michael James Organisation)

• Aucor Cape Town

• MFC Auction House (Kempton Park)

If you’ve been trying to follow MFC auctions but keep seeing scam pages and fake listings online… you’re not alone. That’s why we’ve created a safe space where only verified MFC auction updates are posted:

👉 MFC Bank Auctions SA – Verified Listings (No Scams)
(Only admins can post. No “out of hand” deals. No fake deposits.)

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Commercial Auctions This Week: 8 Auctions to Watch

This week also includes 8 commercial auctions, which is great news if you’re hunting for:

• Bakkies & LDVs

• Trucks & commercial vehicles

• Business-use assets

• Equipment and fleet stock

To see the full list, visit:
👉 Commercial Auctions

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IMPORTANT: How To Stay Safe From Auction Scams

Let’s keep it simple:

Legit auctions do NOT sell vehicles “out of hand”.
There are no private “DM me to secure the car” deals, and you should never be pressured into paying a “deposit” to a random person online.

The safest way to participate is to follow official auctioneer links  and that’s exactly what we share via our auction calendar.

👉 View verified auctions here: http://auctionfinance.co.za/auction-events/

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Want To Bid With Confidence? Get Pre-Approved Finance Before Auction Day

The smartest bidders arrive pre-approved  because when the right unit comes up, you’re ready.

You can apply online here:
👉 http://auctionfinance.co.za/apply-now/

Or contact:
Mathilda Fourie +27823372210 • https://typecard.com/67399b0a
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Final Word: Don’t Miss the Last Big Week of January

This final auction week is the kind of week that can genuinely change what you drive next month — if you move fast, stay safe, and bid smart.

🔎 Browse all upcoming auctions here (updated regularly):
👉 http://auctionfinance.co.za/auction-events/

💳 Apply for pre-approved finance here:
👉 http://auctionfinance.co.za/apply-now/

Happy bidding  and happy hunting.

Auction Finance
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Let’s Ride: Why the Bloemfontein Vehicle Auction Should Be on Your Radar This Week

By Auction Finance Insider

For most South Africans shopping for a car, auctions are still uncharted territory. But ask anyone who's been to an Aucor Bloemfontein vehicle sale and they'll tell you: it’s one of the best-kept secrets in the car-buying world. Whether you're after a bargain, hunting for something special, or just want more value for your money—this auction might just surprise you.

What’s Under the Hammer?

This Thursday, 05 June at 10:30, Aucor Bloemfontein is hosting a Multi-Bank Vehicle Auction, with vehicles from both MFC and Standard Bank hitting the block.

We spoke with auction manager Jaques van der Linde, who gave us a sneak peek into what buyers can expect—and it’s anything but boring. “This auction is dominated by super SUVs and small hatchbacks,” he says. “We're talking about 2024 VW Tiguans, T-Crosses, Polos, and Ford Territories, all with crazy low mileage.”

And it's not just new-gen stock. For those looking at the sweet spot of value and affordability, there’s plenty of 2-4 year-old Kia Seltos and Hyundai Venues, all with under 80,000km. The variety is rich too: older Polos, Nissan workhorses, and even a few surprises—like an eye-catching spread of BMWs, ranging from a slick 118i to a classic 335i.

How Much Should You Expect to Spend?

Prices vary—but deals are real.

While the brand-new SUVs may be tough to predict (this is Bloem’s first-ever Tiguan R-Line and Territory EcoBoost going under the hammer), Jaques says the bulk of auction prices traditionally sit between R70,000 and R180,000. The full spread can range from as low as R30,000 to over R500,000, depending on the make and condition.

So whether you’re shopping for a student runaround, upgrading your family wheels, or scouting a second car, there’s a lane for every budget.

First-Time Auction Buyer? Read This.

Jaques says Bloem auctions attract a steady stream of first-time buyers, many drawn in by the opportunity to get more car for less money. But don’t go in blind. His advice?

“Only bid on a vehicle that you’ve inspected. And I’ll say it again—only bid on a vehicle you’ve inspected!”

Take advantage of the viewing days on Tuesday, 03 June and Wednesday, 04 June (from 08:00 to 17:00 at 1 Kruger Avenue, Estoire). Know your budget, ask about VAT and buyer’s commission, and chat to Celeste from Auction Finance for help on pre-approvals or understanding total costs.

What Makes Bloem Stand Out?

Beyond the great cars, the Bloemfontein auction has built a reputation for its welcoming vibe and efficient layout. “Lekker people. Friendly. Helpful,” Jaques sums it up. “We have credible stock, low foot traffic compared to the big metros, and yes—you get a free cappuccino while you browse.”

Sometimes, the little things really do count.

Webcast Bidding: Convenient, But Be Prepared

Can’t make it in person? Pre-live online bidding opens Wednesday, 4 June at 14:00, and live webcast bidding follows on auction day.

If you’re bidding remotely, Jaques urges buyers to register early, get FICA documents in order, and double-check your internet setup.

“Bandwidth, speed, software—none of that’s under our control,” he says. “If you’re worried, use the Max Bid function so you don’t miss out.”

The Power of Pre-Approved Finance

Here's what many auction-goers still don’t realise: you don’t need to show up with a bag of cash. With Auction Finance, pre-approved bank finance is a simple, stress-free process.

“Celeste and her team don’t just crunch numbers,” Jaques says. “They explain the auction process, help you understand what you can afford, and make sure you’re bidding with confidence. That means fewer post-auction cancellations and happier buyers driving off in a great deal.”

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Final Word: This Is Your Sign

If you’ve never considered buying a car at auction, now’s the time to change that. With high-quality, bank-approved stock, flexible finance options, and a welcoming environment, Aucor Bloemfontein delivers real value—and maybe even your next vehicle.

🔗 Register & Bid: Click here
📍 Auction Venue: 1 Kruger Avenue, Estoire, Bloemfontein
📆 Auction Date: Thursday, 05 June at 10:30
📲 Download the AucorLive App: onelink.to/aucorlive
👀 Viewing Days: Tuesday & Wednesday (3–4 June) from 08:00–17:00
📞 More Info: Call Jaques on 083 797 9945

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Expanding Horizons: Auction Finance Welcomes MAS Auctions to Our Panel

We’re thrilled to announce that MAS Auctions has officially joined our panel of approved auctioneers! As part of our commitment to providing top-tier auction experiences and seamless financing solutions, we carefully select partners who share our values of quality, transparency, and customer satisfaction—and MAS Auctions is the perfect fit!

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Who is MAS Auctions?

MAS Auctions is a dynamic and trusted auction house based in South Africa, specialising in a wide range of auction services, including vehicle auctions, machinery, agricultural equipment, and industrial assets. Their dedication to professionalism and integrity has made them a go-to destination for both buyers and sellers.

Here’s what makes MAS Auctions stand out:

1️⃣ A Legacy of Trust and Expertise

MAS Auctions has built a solid reputation over the years for delivering seamless and transparent auction experiences. Their team of experts ensures that every auction is conducted with the highest level of professionalism, making them a trusted name in the industry.

2️⃣ Diverse Auction Offerings

Looking for vehicles, machinery, or valuable assets? MAS Auctions offers a diverse inventory that caters to individual buyers, businesses, and industry professionals, ensuring that there’s always something exciting up for grabs.

3️⃣ Transparent & Efficient Processes

Transparency is at the core of MAS Auctions’ operations. Their detailed catalogues, clear terms and conditions, and user-friendly bidding system make it easy for buyers to participate with confidence.

4️⃣ Customer-First Approach

From pre-auction viewings to post-sale support, MAS Auctions goes the extra mile to ensure that buyers and sellers have a smooth, hassle-free experience. Their customer service is second to none, reinforcing their reputation as an auction house that truly cares.

5️⃣ Cutting-Edge Online Auction Platform

In today’s fast-paced world, convenience is key. MAS Auctions offers an innovative online bidding platform, allowing buyers to participate from anywhere, at any time. This aligns perfectly with our mission to make auctions more accessible and hassle-free for everyone.

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Why This Partnership Matters

By welcoming MAS Auctions to our approved auctioneer panel, we’re expanding your opportunities to find incredible deals on quality vehicles and assets. With Auction Finance’s pre-approved financing solutions and MAS Auctions’ exceptional auction services, you can bid with confidence and drive away with ease.

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What’s Next?

Stay tuned for upcoming auctions featuring MAS Auctions! We’ll be sharing event details, exclusive previews, and insider tips, so you can make the most of this exciting new partnership.

📢 Don’t Miss Out! Join our WhatsApp group for real-time updates on upcoming auctions and exclusive financing opportunities! 👉 Join Here

For more information about MAS Auctions, visit www.masauctions.co.za.

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Need Finance? We’ve Got You Covered!

Secure pre-approved bank finance for your next auction purchase. Contact Lee-Anne Vermeulen at +27 83 277 0178 or visit www.auctionfinance.co.za | Auth. FSP34936

At Auction Finance, we’re proud to partner with industry leaders like MAS Auctions to bring you unbeatable value and seamless financing solutions. Together, we’re making it easier than ever to own the vehicle or asset you’ve been dreaming of. 

📌 Stay tuned for more updates, and get ready for an exciting lineup of MAS Auctions events!

Upcoming Auction Events – Next Week! 🔥

Looking for unbeatable deals on bank-repossessed vehicles, fleet sales, and commercial assets? Next week’s auction lineup features ABSA, MFC, Standard Bank and WesBank auctions, plus a range of truck, plant, and liquidation auctions across South Africa. Don’t miss out on these opportunities to secure a bargain!

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🏙 Gauteng Auctions

Monday, 10 February

• Motus Auto Auctions | Live Bank & Fleet Vehicle Auction | www.motusaa.co.za

• WH Auctions | Transnet Redundant & Scrap Assets | www.whauctions.com

Tuesday, 11 February

• Sell My Truck | Truck & Construction Online End-of-Contract Auction | www.sellmytruck.co.za

• Auction Operation | Bank & Fleet Vehicle Auction | www.auctionoperation.co.za

• Nuco Auctioneers | Mega Truck & Plant Online Auction | www.nucoauctioneers.com

Wednesday, 12 February

• MFC Auction House | MFC Bank Vehicle Auction | MFC Simulcast Calendar

• Liquidity Services SA | Standard Bank Online Vehicle Auction | Event 28088

• WesBank Auction Centre | WesBank Online Luxury Vehicle Auction | auctions.wesbank.co.za

• Liquidity Services SA | Glencore Redundant Mining Equipment Auction | Event 28094

• SA Auction Group | Liquidation Online Auction | www.saauctiongroup.co.za

Friday, 14 February

• Auction Operation | Online Weekend Vehicle Auction | www.auctionoperation.co.za

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🌊 KwaZulu-Natal Auctions

Wednesday, 12 February

• ABSA Durban | ABSA Bank Webcast Vehicle Auction | ABSA Auction Link

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🌾 Free State Auctions

Tuesday, 11 February

• BKB Noord | Special & Stud Livestock Auction | www.bkb.co.za

Thursday, 13 February

• ABSA Bloemfontein | ABSA Bank Webcast Vehicle Auction | ABSA Auction Link

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🌍 Western Cape Auctions

Wednesday, 12 February

• WH Auctions | WesBank Exclusive Webcast Auction | www.whauctions.com

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🌅 Eastern Cape Auctions

Wednesday, 12 February

• Aucor PE | WesBank Online Vehicle Auction | Event Link

Thursday, 13 February

• Rose-Innes Auctions | WesBank Online Vehicle Auction | www.roseinnesauctioneers.co.za

• ABSA Gqeberha | ABSA Bank Webcast Vehicle Auction | ABSA Auction Link

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De-mystifying Auction Trade Values: What Do They Really Mean?

If you’ve ever browsed an auction catalogue, you’ve likely noticed a “trade” or “retail” value listed next to each vehicle. This often sparks a common question: Is this the starting bid or the price the auctioneer wants? The answer is: neither. Let’s break it down to help you understand what these values mean and how they’re used in the auction and broader used car markets.

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What is the Listed Value?

Auctioneers often list trade or retail values as a reference for buyers. These values are not set prices but rather guides based on industry-standard book values. These book values, published monthly, reflect market trends, depreciation, and the vast array of vehicle models, derivatives, and year combinations.

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Understanding Trade and Retail Values

1. Trade Value: The price a dealer is likely to offer if you sell your car to them. It’s generally lower as it accounts for the dealer’s costs to recondition and resell the vehicle.

2. Retail Value: The price you might pay to buy the same car from a dealer, typically higher to include profit margins, warranty, and other dealer services.

These values are starting points, not fixed prices. For example:

• A clean, low-mileage car of a particular make and model may fetch more than trade value.

• Conversely, a car with damage, high mileage, or neglect may sell for significantly less.

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How Dealers Use These Values

Dealers rely on trade and retail values to:

• Make buying offers: A dealer factors in mileage, condition, and market demand to decide how much they can pay for a vehicle while leaving room for profit.

• Set selling prices: They analyze the market to avoid pricing too high (risking no sale) or too low (losing potential profit).

Even vehicles with significant issues—like high mileage, accident damage, or non-runner status—have a value. The key is understanding that everything is for sale at the right price. For example:

• A clean car of a specific make, model, and year will command higher trade and retail values.

• The same car, if marked as salvage, will attract a much lower trade value but still holds value for parts or rebuilding.

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Why These Values Matter at Auction

At auctions, vehicles are sold to the highest confirmed bidder, regardless of trade or retail values. Auctioneers list these values to help buyers estimate a vehicle’s market worth. However, the final price is determined solely by the bids on auction day.

Not all auctioneers display these values, and some may show only trade, retail, or both. This can vary depending on the auction house and the type of sale.

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Tips for Using Trade and Retail Values When Bidding

1. Inspect Carefully: Attend the viewing day to assess the vehicle’s condition. Look for signs of wear, damage, or neglect.

2. Do Market Research: Compare similar vehicles online to understand what they’re being listed for by dealers or private sellers.

3. Set a Budget: Use trade and retail values as guides, but factor in reconditioning costs, potential repairs, and auction fees.

4. Be Savvy: Remember that vehicles on auction can sell below their book values. On average, cars at auction this quarter are fetching around 80% of trade value—an incredible opportunity for a well-informed buyer.

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Why Auctions Are Worth It

Buying at auction can seem daunting, especially for first-time bidders, but the potential savings make it worthwhile. With proper preparation and a clear budget, you can secure a fantastic deal on your next vehicle.

For more auction tips and updates on bank, fleet, and commercial auctions, join our WhatsApp group: Auction Alerts.

And if you need finance to bid with confidence, Auction Finance is here to help. We offer pre-approvals so you can bid knowing your finances are secured. As an authorised financial services provider (FSP34936), we’re committed to helping you save.

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Vehicle Inspection Services

While we don’t offer this directly, we’re happy to recommend a trusted partner: View4You. 

They provide detailed vehicle inspections.

If you’re bidding remotely or just want peace of mind, they’re the experts to trust! Visit their website to learn more: www.view4you.co.za.

Start your auction journey today. Great deals await those who do their homework and bid smartly

Here’s the full blog reposted for your convenience: Your Ticket to Big Savings: ABSA Bank Vehicle Auction

Looking for an affordable way to buy your next car? If you’re in the Eastern Cape or Free State, we’ve got exciting news for you! The upcoming ABSA Bank Vehicle Auction offers a fantastic opportunity to snag a reliable used car without paying full retail prices. Whether you’re a seasoned buyer or new to the auction scene, this is your chance to save big. Let’s dive into the details.

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Auction Highlights

• Dates & Times:
  • Thursday, 16th January 2025, starting at 10:00.
• Locations:
  • ABSA Vehicle and Asset Finance Trade Centre, 142 Burman Road, Deal Party, Gqeberha (PE), Eastern Cape.
  • Park Village Auctions Bank Asset Disposal Centre, c/o R64 & Valencia Road, Waterbron, Bloemfontein.
• Viewing: Wednesday, 15th January 2025, from 09:00 to 15:00.
• Auction Type: Webcast only—bid live online from anywhere!
• Registration Deposit: R7,000-00 (fully refundable).
• Catalogue:
  • Printable Catalogue
  • Online Catalogue with Pics

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Why Consider an Auction?

1. Save Big: Auctions often feature vehicles priced well below dealership rates.
2. Variety for Everyone: From late-model vehicles with low mileage to older, budget-friendly cars, there’s something for everyone.
3. Genuine Bank Vehicles: These vehicles come directly from ABSA’s asset recovery program, ensuring quality and transparency.

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Need Finance? We’ve Got You Covered!

Worried about financing your dream car? Auction Finance offers pre-approved loans, so you can bid with confidence knowing your finances are sorted.

• For Gqeberha Buyers: Contact Nicol Palmer at +27 61 521 7518 or visit Auction Finance.
• For Bloemfontein Buyers: Contact Celeste Steenberg at +27 82 374 5078 or visit Auction Finance.

Our quick and easy pre-approval process means you can secure your financing today! Auth. FSP34936

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How to Join the Auction

1. Register Online: Ensure your registration is complete by 9:00 on Thursday, 16th January 2025.
2. Pay Your Deposit: A refundable deposit of R7,000-00 secures your participation.
3. Bid Online: Join the webcast auction from the comfort of your home.

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Stay in the Loop with Auction Alerts!

Want daily updates on bank, fleet, and commercial vehicle auctions? Join our WhatsApp group and never miss out on a great deal:
👉 Join Now

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Terms and Conditions

For more details on auction rules, visit Park Village Auctions Terms.

Don’t miss this opportunity to drive away with a great deal. See you online at the ABSA Bank Vehicle Auction!

Save Big on Your Next Car Purchase at Tomorrow’s National Vehicle Auction at Park Village Auctions

Looking to buy a quality used car without the dealership markup? Tomorrow's National Vehicle Auction offers the perfect opportunity to do just that! Set to take place on Wednesday, 23rd October 2024, this auction will feature 186 vehicles from major banks and financial institutions, including Standard Bank, BMW Financial Services, ABSA Bank, and others. Whether you’re after a family SUV, a compact sedan, or even a luxury vehicle, this event promises an incredible range of options, all with the potential to save thousands.

Auction Details

This Webcast Auction will start at 10:00 AM, with live bidding taking place across multiple regions. Bidding will close from 10:00 AM onward, so make sure you're ready to act fast.

Auction locations include:

• Johannesburg: 221 Main Road, Martindale
• Durban: Quarry Place, Off Queen Nandi Drive, River Horse Estate
• Bloemfontein: Corner R64 & Valentia Road, Waterbron
• Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth): ABSA Vehicle and Asset Finance Trade Centre, 142 Burman Road, Deal Party

With so many vehicles to choose from, you're likely to find a perfect match for your needs—and at a fraction of the cost you'd pay at a traditional dealership. Vehicles from this auction come with the potential for real savings, as they’re being sold by financial institutions and liquidators, not car dealerships looking to add a hefty markup.

Viewing and Preparation

To give you an edge, there’s a viewing day scheduled for Tuesday, 22nd October, from 09:00 to 16:00. This is your chance to inspect the vehicles in person, get a feel for their condition, and make informed decisions before the bidding begins.

Secure Financing and Bid With Confidence

Worried about financing? Don’t be! Auction Finance offers convenient, tailored financing solutions so you can bid confidently. By securing pre-approval through Auction Finance, you'll know exactly how much you can spend before the auction begins, removing the stress of last-minute financing.

Simply head to www.auctionfinance.co.za to apply today. As an authorized financial service provider (FSP 34936), Auction Finance makes the process quick and hassle-free.

For any finance-related queries, feel free to reach out to the Auction Finance contacts in your region:

• Durban: Zanele Ngcongo – +27 730 318 527
• Bloemfontein: Celeste Steenberg – +27 823 745 078
• Johannesburg: Nondumiso Mzungu – +27 646 731 349

Why This Auction is Different

Unlike traditional used car purchases, buying at auction allows you to avoid dealer markups and secure a great vehicle for less. Auctions like this are a golden opportunity for savvy buyers who are willing to do their research and bid strategically. Additionally, with the option to finance your purchase through Auction Finance, you can spread out the cost over time while still benefiting from the lower upfront price of auctioned vehicles.

Ready to Bid?

With 186 units on offer and options ranging from compact cars to luxury SUVs, this is an auction you don’t want to miss. Register to secure your place as a serious bidder and increase your chances of driving away in the car of your dreams at a fraction of the retail cost.

Don’t Miss Out!

Head over to the auction catalogue for a detailed look at the vehicles on offer: View the full catalogue here.

Remember, the savings can be significant, but you must be prepared. Secure your financing with Auction Finance before the auction begins and get ready to bid with confidence.

Happy bidding, and good luck!

Preliminary list:

Lot YEAR MAKE MODEL & MILEAGE AS DISPLAYED

FREE-STATE, BLOEMFONTIEN

BFN001 2018 FORD FORD FIESTA 1.0 ECOBOOST TITANIUM 5DR (ODO : 90820)

BFN002 2016 BMW BMW 118I 5DR AT F20 (ODO : 239888)ODOMETER : 239888 (AS DISPLAYED)

BFN003 2022 BMW R 1250 GS MU STYLE RALLYE (ODO : 3000)ODOMETER : 3000 (AS DISPLAYED)

BFN004 2022 TOYOTA HILUX 2.8 GD-6 RB LEGEND 4X4 AT PU ECAB (ODO : 15375)

BFN005 2022 FORD FORD ECOSPORT 1.0 ECOBOOST TREND AT (ODO : 13364)

BFN006 2014 UD GW26-490 (ODO : 458944)ODOMETER : 458944 (AS DISPLAYED)

BFN007 2014 FORD FORD FOCUS 1.6 TI VCT TREND 5DR (ODO : 198766)ODOMETER : 198766 (AS DISPLAYED)

BFN008 2016 RENAULT RENAULT SANDERO 900 T DYNAMIQUE (ODO : 109531)

BFN009 2008 OPEL OPEL ASTRA 2.0 OPC (ODO : 0)ODOMETER : 0 (AS DISPLAYED)

BFN010 2019 BMW 320D M SPORT LAUNCH EDITION AT G20 (ODO : 0)ODOMETER : 0 (AS DISPLAYED)

BFN011 2020 JEEP JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE 6.2 (ODO : 107769)ODOMETER : 107769 (AS DISPLAYED)

BFN012 2016 BMW R 1200 GS HIGH SPEC (ODO : 0)ODOMETER : 0 (AS DISPLAYED)

BFN013 2021 TOYOTA QUANTUMHIACE 2.7 SESFIKILE 16S (ODO : 105853)

KZN, DURBAN

DBN001 2016 LANDROVER RANGE ROVER SPORT 5.0 V8 SC SVR (ODO : 176462)

DBN002 2020 BMW M340I XDRIVE AT G20 (ODO : 58467)ODOMETER : 58467 (AS DISPLAYED)

DBN003 2018 RENAULT CLIO IV 1.2T GT-LINE 5DR (ODO : 113117)ODOMETER : 113117 (AS DISPLAYED)

DBN004 2020 LANDROVER DISCOVERY SPORT 2.0D SE R-DYNAMIC D180 (ODO : 55220)

DBN005 2023 HONDA AMAZE 1.2 TREND (ODO : 42054)ODOMETER : 42054 (AS DISPLAYED)

DBN006 2017 BMW 320D M SPORT AT F30 LCI (ODO : 273004)ODOMETER : 273004 (AS DISPLAYED)

DBN007 2012 FORD RANGER 3.2 TDCI XLS 4X4 SUPCAB (ODO : 215522)ODOMETER : 215522 (AS DISPLAYED)

DBN008 2020 BMW 118I M SPORT AT F40 (ODO : 160985)ODOMETER : 160985 (AS DISPLAYED)

DBN009 2017 HYUNDAI I20 1.4 FLUID (ODO : 181976)ODOMETER : 181976 (AS DISPLAYED)

DBN010 2022 BMW M3 COMPETITION_AWD G80 (ODO : 3080)ODOMETER : 3080 (AS DISPLAYED)

DBN011 2021 GWMP P-SERIES 2.0 TD DLX AT DCAB (ODO : 66556)ODOMETER : 66556 (AS DISPLAYED)

DBN012 2018 BMW X5 M50D F15 (ODO : 103806)ODOMETER : 103806 (AS DISPLAYED)

DBN013 2018 VW VIVO GP 1.4 CONTEPTLINE 5DR (ODO : 53872)ODOMETER : 53872 (AS DISPLAYED)

DBN014 2019 BMW X4 XDRIVE 20D AT M SPORT G02 (ODO : 55555)ODOMETER : 55555 (AS DISPLAYED)

DBN015 2016 GWM C50 1.5 LUX (ODO : 105886)ODOMETER : 105886 (AS DISPLAYED)

DBN016 2023 BMW 218I GRAN COUPE M SPORT AT F44 (ODO : 20907)ODOMETER : 20907 (AS DISPLAYED)

DBN017 2020 RENAULT KWID 1.0 DYNAMIQUE 5DR (ODO : 100855)ODOMETER : 100855 (AS DISPLAYED)

DBN018 2017 BMW X3 XDRIVE 20D LUXURY LINE (ODO : 213430)ODOMETER : 213430 (AS DISPLAYED)

DBN019 2018 OPEL CROSSLAND 1.2T COSMO AT (ODO : 70230)ODOMETER : 70230 (AS DISPLAYED)

DBN020 2019 FORD RANGER 2.2 TDCI XL PU DC (ODO : 145175)ODOMETER : 145175 (AS DISPLAYED)

DBN021 2022 MAZDA 2 1.5 ACTIVE 5DR (ODO : 49991)ODOMETER : 49991 (AS DISPLAYED)

DBN022 2017 MINI COOPER HATCH 5DR F55 (ODO : 117575)ODOMETER : 117575 (AS DISPLAYED)

DBN023 2022 TOYOTA COROLLA 2.0 XR (ODO : 54643)ODOMETER : 54643 (AS DISPLAYED)

DBN024 2015 BMW 640I CONVERT M SPORT AT F12 (ODO : 47251)ODOMETER : 47251 (AS DISPLAYED)

DBN025 2010 LANDROVER DISCOVERY 4 3.0 TDSD V6 SE (ODO : 267037)ODOMETER : 267037 (AS DISPLAYED)

DBN026 2021 BAIC D20 1.5 FASHION AT 5DR (ODO : 47487)ODOMETER : 47487 (AS DISPLAYED)

DBN027 2021 OPEL CORSA 1.2T ELEGANCE AT (ODO : 55422)ODOMETER : 55422 (AS DISPLAYED)

DBN028 2015 VW VIVO GP 1.6 TRENDLINE 4DR (ODO : 199753)ODOMETER : 199753 (AS DISPLAYED)

DBN029 2020 DATSUN GO 1.2 MID 7 SEATER (ODO : 193489)ODOMETER : 193489 (AS DISPLAYED)

DBN030 2021 BMW 218I GRAN COUPE M SPORT AT F44 (ODO : NIL)ODOMETER : NIL (AS DISPLAYED)

DBN031 2013 CHEV TRAILBLAZER 2.8 (ODO : NIL)ODOMETER : NIL (AS DISPLAYED)

DBN032 2014 FORD RANGER 2.2 TDCI XLS PU (ODO : NIL)ODOMETER : NIL (AS DISPLAYED)

DBN033 2018 BMW 730D AT (ODO : NIL)ODOMETER : NIL (AS DISPLAYED)

DBN034 2013 AUDI A4 2.0 SE MULT (ODO : 138268)ODOMETER : 138268 (AS DISPLAYED)

KZN001 2023 HYUNDAI I20 1.2 MOTION (ODO : 85680)ODOMETER : 85680 (AS DISPLAYED)

KZN003 2014 NISSAN HARDBODY NP300 2.5TDI HI-RIDER PU SC (ODO : 232948)

KZN004 2019 HONDA BALLADE 1.5 TREND CVT (ODO : 99944)ODOMETER : 99944 (AS DISPLAYED)

KZN005 2018 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE 3.0 V6 OVERLAND (ODO : 179045)

KZN006 2022 SUZUKI ERTIGA 1.5 GA (ODO : 144535)ODOMETER : 144535 (AS DISPLAYED)

KZN007 2018 NISSAN ALMERA 1.5 ACENTA AT (ODO : 200932)ODOMETER : 200932 (AS DISPLAYED)

KZN008 2018 JAGUAR F-PACE 3.0D AWD R-SPORT (ODO : 62634)ODOMETER : 62634 (AS DISPLAYED)

KZN009 2021 FORD FIGO 1.5TI VCT AMBIENTE 5DR (ODO : 102391)ODOMETER : 102391 (AS DISPLAYED)

KZN010 2013 TOYOTA HILUX 3.0 D-4D RAIDER 4X4 AT PU DC (ODO : 323904)

KZN011 2021 DATSUN GO 1.2 MID (ODO : 88882)ODOMETER : 88882 (AS DISPLAYED)

KZN013 2020 NISSAN HARDBODY NP300 2.5 TDI LWB PU SC (ODO : 189163)

KZN014 2011 BMW 118I 3DR E81 (ODO : 193913)ODOMETER : 193913 (AS DISPLAYED)

KZN015 2010 JINBEI HAISE H1 2.2I 14 SEAT (ODO : NIL)ODOMETER : NIL (AS DISPLAYED)

KZN016 2015 FORD RANGER 2.2TDCI XL LR PU SC (ODO : NIL)ODOMETER : NIL (AS DISPLAYED)

KZN017 2021 FORD ECOSPORT 1.0 ECOBOOST TITANIUM AT (ODO : NIL)ODOMETER : NIL (AS DISPLAYED)

KZN018 2018 DATSUN GO 1.2 LUX (ODO : 231280)ODOMETER : 231280 (AS DISPLAYED)

GAUTENG, JHB

MRD001 2024 VOLKSWAGEN POLO VIVO 1.4 COMFORTLINE 5DR (ODO : 761)ODOMETER : 761 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD002 2021 KIA PICANTO 1.2 STYLE AT (ODO : 65253)ODOMETER : 65253 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD003 2023 VOLKSWAGEN POLO POLO 2.0 GTI DSG 147KW (ODO : 50431)ODOMETER : 50431 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD004 2017 HYUNDAI ELANTRA (ODO : 246913)ODOMETER : 246913 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD005 2021 SUZUKI SWIFT (ODO : 86808)ODOMETER : 86808 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD006 2020 VOLKSWAGEN POLO VIVO 1.4 COMFORTLINE 5DR (ODO : 114130)

MRD007 2020 MAZDA 3 (ODO : 98903)ODOMETER : 98903 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD008 2022 NISSAN NP200 1.6 AC SAFETY PACK PU SC (ODO : 31866)ODOMETER : 31866 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD009 2022 TOYOTA URBAN CRUISER 1.5XR AT (ODO : 119067)ODOMETER : 119067 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD010 2021 FORD ECOSPORT 1,5 DTCI (ODO : 138500)ODOMETER : 138500 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD011 2017 BMW X X5 XDRIVE25D DESIGN PURE AT F15 (ODO : 110830)ODOMETER : 110830 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD012 2022 FORD RANGER 2.2TDCI XL AT PU DC (ODO : 155713)ODOMETER : 155713 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD013 2020 VOLKSWAGEN T6 KOMBI 2.0 TDI DSG 103KW TRENDLINE PLUS (ODO : 150010)

MRD015 2023 TOYOTA QUANTUMHIACE 2.5 D-4D SESFIKILE 16S (ODO : 102715)

MRD016 2021 FORD RANGER 2.0D BI-TURBO THUNDER AT PU DC (ODO : 89512)

MRD017 2019 JEEP WRANGLER 2.8 CRD UNLTD SAHARA AT (ODO : 246758)ODOMETER : 246758 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD018 2019 RENAULT DUSTER 1.5 DCI DYNAMIQUE 4X4 (ODO : 56176)ODOMETER : 56176 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD019 2021 FORD ECOSPORT 1.0 ECOBOOST TREND AT (ODO : 69843)ODOMETER : 69843 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD020 2018 MAZDA CX-5 2.0 ACTIVE AT (ODO : 95100)ODOMETER : 95100 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD021 2017 NISSAN QASHQAI 1.2T ACENTA CVT (ODO : 100359)ODOMETER : 100359 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD022 2022 VOLKSWAGEN POLO VIVO 1.4 TRENDLINE 5DR (ODO : 42324)ODOMETER : 42324 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD023 2020 BMW M235I XDRIVE GRAN COUPE AT F44 (ODO : 90210)ODOMETER : 90210 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD024 2020 BMW 320I M SPORT LAUNCH EDITION AT G20 (ODO : 91212)ODOMETER : 91212 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD025 2023 HAVAL H6 1.5T HYBRID ULTRA LUXURY DHT (ODO : 54619)ODOMETER : 54619 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD026 2020 MAZDA CX-3 2.0 ACTIVE AT (ODO : 138221)ODOMETER : 138221 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD027 2018 FORD MUSTANG 5.0 GT AT (ODO : 67572)ODOMETER : 67572 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD028 2018 BMW X3 XDRIVE20D G01 (ODO : 64048)ODOMETER : 64048 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD029 2021 BMW M235I XDRIVE GRAN COUPE AT F44 (ODO : 41095)ODOMETER : 41095 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD030 2023 MERCEDES BENZ C200 AT W206 (ODO : 26700)ODOMETER : 26700 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD031 2013 BMW X5 XDRIVE30D M-SPORT AT (ODO : 197990)ODOMETER : 197990 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD032 2024 VOLKSWAGEN POLO 1.0 TSI LIFE (ODO : 5674)ODOMETER : 5674 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD033 2021 VOLKSWAGEN T-CROSS 1.5 TSI R-LINE DSG (ODO : 41039)ODOMETER : 41039 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD034 2013 LAND ROVER DEFENDER (ODO : 257998)ODOMETER : 257998 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD035 2023 RENAULT KIGER 1.0T INTENS CVT (ODO : 37668)ODOMETER : 37668 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD036 2020 FORD RANGER 2.0D BI-TURBO WILDTRAK 4X4 AT PU DC (ODO : 147458)

MRD037 2020 LAND ROVER RANGE ROVER 4.4D AUTOBIO LWB 250KW (ODO : 111756)

MRD038 2021 VOLKSWAGEN TOUAREG (ODO : 77463)ODOMETER : 77463 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD039 2021 TOYOTA HILUX 2.8 GD-6 RB LEGEND PU DC (ODO : 49335)ODOMETER : 49335 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD040 2022 MERCEDES BENZ V300D EXCLUSIVE (ODO : 39057)ODOMETER : 39057 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD041 2018 MERCEDES BENZ GLE AMG 43 4MATIC (ODO : 106396)ODOMETER : 106396 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD042 2022 FORD RANGER FX4 2.0D AT PU DC (ODO : 30058)ODOMETER : 30058 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD043 2020 FORD RANGER RAPTOR 2.0D BI-TURBO 4X4 AT PU DC (ODO : 79492)

MRD044 2021 JEEP WRANGLER (ODO : 27773)ODOMETER : 27773 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD045 2021 MERCEDES BENZ AMG 63 GLC S (ODO : 46811)ODOMETER : 46811 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD046 2021 BMW M3 COMPETITION G80 (ODO : 12260)ODOMETER : 12260 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD047 2020 PORSCHE 911 CARRERA 4S CABRIOLET 992 (ODO : 8457)ODOMETER : 8457 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD048 2017 BMW X1 SDRIVE20I M SPORT AT F48 (ODO : 22122)ODOMETER : 22122 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD049 2024 VOLKSWAGEN POLO VIVO 1.4 TRENDLINE 5DR (ODO : 7267)ODOMETER : 7267 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD050 2017 BMW M140I 5DR AT F20 (ODO : 154006)ODOMETER : 154006 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD051 2018 LAND ROVER RANGE ROVER 4.4D VOGUE SE 250KW (ODO : 127580)

MRD052 2019 AUDI A 3 (ODO : 87364)ODOMETER : 87364 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD053 2015 BMW 320I M PERFORMANCE ED AT F30 (ODO : 245510)ODOMETER : 245510 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD054 2023 AUDI Q5 SPORTBACK 40 TDI QUATTRO S LINE STRONIC (ODO : 57872)

MRD055 2023 MITSUBISHI XPANDER 1.5 (ODO : 34794)ODOMETER : 34794 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD056 2020 FORD ECOSPORT 1.5TIVCT AMBIENTE (ODO : 121159)ODOMETER : 121159 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD057 2018 MERCEDES BENZ V250 BLUETEC AVANTGARDE AT (ODO : 158890)

MRD059 2018 BMW X3 XDRIVE 20D M-SPORT G01 (ODO : 121690)ODOMETER : 121690 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD060 2021 VOLKSWAGEN AMAROK 3.0TDI H-LINE 190KW 4MOT AT DC PU (ODO : 131809)

MRD061 2022 FORD RANGER 2.0D BI-TURBO STORMTRAK AT PU DC (ODO : 130399)

MRD062 2021 TOYOTA HILUX 2,8GD6 AT (ODO : 124807)ODOMETER : 124807 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD063 2020 LANDROVER RANGE ROVER 5.0 SV AUTOBIO DYNAMIC 416KW (ODO : 186692)

MRD064 2018 FORD ECOSPORT 1.5TIVCT TITANIUM PSHIFT (ODO : 130623)ODOMETER : 130623 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD065 2018 MASERATI LEVANTE (ODO : 78141)ODOMETER : 78141 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD066 2022 FORD ECOSPORT 1,5 TDCI (ODO : 107566)ODOMETER : 107566 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD067 2023 NISSAN MAGNITE 1,0T CVT (ODO : 21778)ODOMETER : 21778 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD068 2015 JEEP RENEGADE 1.4 TJET LTD (ODO : 137847)ODOMETER : 137847 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD069 2020 BMW 320I AT G20 (ODO : 156890)ODOMETER : 156890 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD070 2018 MERCEDES BENZ C180 AT (ODO : 180996)ODOMETER : 180996 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD071 2014 AUDI A5 2.0 TFSI CAB MULTI 165KW (ODO : 157334)ODOMETER : 157334 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD072 2021 NISSAN X TRAIL 2.5 TEKNA 4X4 CVT 7S (ODO : 40342)ODOMETER : 40342 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD073 2019 FORD EVEREST EVEREST 2.2 TDCI XLS AT (ODO : 89880)ODOMETER : 89880 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD074 2015 BMW 320I (ODO : 347371)ODOMETER : 347371 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD075 2015 BMW I 428I COUPE M SPORT AT F32 (ODO : 179694)ODOMETER : 179694 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD076 2018 SUZUKI BALENO (ODO : 131222)ODOMETER : 131222 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD077 2018 AUDI A 5 (ODO : 220273)ODOMETER : 220273 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD078 2014 BMW 116I 5DR AT F20 (ODO : 171143)ODOMETER : 171143 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD079 2014 MERCEDES BENZ A 220 CDI BE AT (ODO : 189314)ODOMETER : 189314 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD080 2017 SUZUKI CELERIO (ODO : 164000)ODOMETER : 164000 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD081 2019 AUDI A 3 (ODO : 238834)ODOMETER : 238834 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD082 2014 BMW X5 XDRIVE30D AT F15 (ODO : 194817)ODOMETER : 194817 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD083 2017 BMW 1 SERIES (ODO : 174139)ODOMETER : 174139 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD084 2018 FORD RANGER 3.2TDCI 3.2 WILDTRAK 4X4 AT PU DC (ODO : 162705)

MRD085 2021 KIA PICANTO 1.0 STREET (ODO : 89361)ODOMETER : 89361 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD086 2016 PORSCHE PANAMERA GTS PDK (ODO : 49988)ODOMETER : 49988 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD087 2017 AUDI A4 2.0T FSI SPORT STRONIC B9 40 TFSI (ODO : 116141)ODOMETER : 116141 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD087A 2020 HAVAL H2 1,5T CITY (ODO : 82785)ODOMETER : 82785 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD088 2013 MERCEDES BENZ C250 CDI BE COUPE AT (ODO : 233675)ODOMETER : 233675 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD089 2021 RENAULT KWID 1.0 DYNAMIQUE ZEN (ODO : 95555)ODOMETER : 95555 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD090 2023 VOLKSWAGEN T T-CROSS 1.0 TSI COMFORTLINE DSG (ODO : 34527)

MRD091 2021 VW POLO 1.4 TRENDLINE (ODO : 84454)ODOMETER : 84454 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD092 2020 MAHINDRA TUV300 1.5TD MHAWK 7 SEAT (ODO : 66581)ODOMETER : 66581 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD093 2020 RENAULT KWID 1.0 DYNAMIQUE ZEN 5DR (ODO : 99012)ODOMETER : 99012 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD094 2019 BMW 320D M SPORT AT G20 (ODO : 127069)ODOMETER : 127069 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD094A 2009 TOYOTA FORTUNER (ODO : 563139)ODOMETER : 563139 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD095 2014 RENAULT CLIO CLIO IV 900 T EXPRESSION 5DR 66KW (ODO : 171841)

MRD096 2013 BMW 118I 5DR AT F20 (ODO : 148737)ODOMETER : 148737 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD097 2015 CHEVROLET SPARK 1.2 LS 5DR (ODO : 183030)ODOMETER : 183030 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD098 2021 FORD TOURNEO CUSTOM 2.2TDCI TREND LWB 92KW (ODO : TBA)

MRD099 2021 VOLKSWAGEN POLO GP 1.6 COMFORTLINE (ODO : 104278)ODOMETER : 104278 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD100 2022 MITSUBISHI XPANDER 1.5 AT (ODO : 172695)ODOMETER : 172695 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD101 2012 MERCEDES BENZ C63 AMG (ODO : 142624)ODOMETER : 142624 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD102 2016 VOLVO XC60 D5 R-DESIGN GEARTRONIC AWD (ODO : 227171)

MRD103 2012 LAND ROVER DISCOVERY 4 3.0 TDSD V6 SE (ODO : 285918)ODOMETER : 285918 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD104 2019 HYUNDAI H100 2.6D FC DS (ODO : 186128)ODOMETER : 186128 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD105 2020 VOLKSWAGEN POLO VIVO 1.4 MSWENKO 5DR (ODO : 96103)ODOMETER : 96103 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD106 2018 RENAULT SANDERO 900 T EXPRESSION (ODO : 91911)ODOMETER : 91911 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD107 2017 TOYOTA COROLLA (ODO : 150050)ODOMETER : 150050 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD108 2019 DATSUN GO 1.2 MID (ODO : 131993)ODOMETER : 131993 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD109 2013 VOLKSWAGEN POLO 1.2 TDI BLUEMOTION 5DR (ODO : 287702)

MRD110 2021 RENAULT KWID 1.0 DYNAMIQUE ZEN 5DR (ODO : 94669)ODOMETER : 94669 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD111 2022 HONDA AMAZE 1.2 COMFORT (ODO : 172792)ODOMETER : 172792 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD112 2022 MAGNITE MAGNITE 1.0T ACENTA PLUS CVT (ODO : 53701)ODOMETER : 53701 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD112A 2018 KIA K2700 DROPSIDE (ODO : 174616)ODOMETER : 174616 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD113 2017 BMW X1 XDRIVE20D XLINE AT F48 (ODO : 192198)ODOMETER : 192198 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD114 2015 FORD RANGER 3.2TDCI XLT 4X4 AT PU DC (ODO : 198114)ODOMETER : 198114 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD114A 2017 NISSAN NV 350 (ODO : 405333)ODOMETER : 405333 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD115 2018 FORD ECOSPORT 1.5TDCI AMBIENTE (ODO : 220600)ODOMETER : 220600 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD116 2019 NISSAN MICRA 1.2 ACTIVE VISIA (ODO : 132767)ODOMETER : 132767 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD117 2019 TOYOTA ETIOS 1.5 XSSPRINT 5DR (ODO : 175355)ODOMETER : 175355 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD118 2019 VOLKSWAGEN POLO 1.0 TSI TRENDLINE (ODO : 82145)ODOMETER : 82145 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD119 2018 KIA PICANTO 1.0 STYLE AT (ODO : 148307)ODOMETER : 148307 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD120 2023 RENAULT TRIBER 1.0 DYNAMIQUE ZEN (ODO : 53398)ODOMETER : 53398 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD121 2016 VOLKSWAGEN POLO POLO VIVO GP 1.4 CONCEPTLINE 5DR (ODO : 206000)

MRD122 2017 FORD FOCUS 1.5 ECOBOOST TREND 5DR (ODO : 140491)ODOMETER : 140491 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD123 2017 FORD TOURNEO CONNECT 1.0 TREND SWB (ODO : 91713)ODOMETER : 91713 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD124 2020 KIA SELTOS 1.6 EX AT (ODO : 68787)ODOMETER : 68787 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD125 2022 HYUNDAI ATOS 1.1 MOTION (ODO : 86760)ODOMETER : 86760 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD126 2018 NISSAN NV350 2.5 16 SEAT IMPENDULO (ODO : 288729)ODOMETER : 288729 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD127 2023 TOYOTA QUANTUMHIACE 2.5 D-4D SESFIKILE 16S (ODO : 52892)

MRD128 2016 VOLKSWAGEN T6 KOMBI 2.0 TDI TREND LWB 75KW (ODO : 218067)

MRD129 2023 RENAULT TRIBER 1.0 EXPRESSION LIFE (ODO : 82742)ODOMETER : 82742 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD129A 2019 KIA RIO (ODO : TBA)ODOMETER : TBA (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD130 2016 CHEVROLET UTILITY 1.4 AC PU SC (ODO : 95600)ODOMETER : 95600 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD131 2018 KIA RIO1.4 4DR AT (ODO : 204313)ODOMETER : 204313 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD132 2017 FORD ECOSPORT (ODO : 182641)ODOMETER : 182641 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD133 2018 FORD FOCUS 1.0 ECOBOOST AMBIENTE (ODO : 199727)ODOMETER : 199727 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD134 2019 NISSAN ALMERA 1.5 ACENTA AT (ODO : 215729)ODOMETER : 215729 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD135 2018 FORD ECOSPORT 1.5TIVCT AMBIENTE (ODO : 162966)ODOMETER : 162966 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD136 2020 TOYOTA AVANZA 1.5 SX (ODO : 122579)ODOMETER : 122579 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD137 2020 FORD FIESTA 1.0 ECOBOOST TREND 5DR (ODO : 52385)ODOMETER : 52385 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD138 2011 TOYOTA COROLLA 1.3 PROFESSIONAL (ODO : 191527)ODOMETER : 191527 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD140 2020 TOYOTA HILUX 2.8 GD-6 RAIDER 4X4 AT PU DC (ODO : 179951)

MRD141 2017 MAZDA BT-50 2.2TDI SLE PU DC (ODO : 281385)ODOMETER : 281385 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD142 2018 FORD RANGER 2.2TDCI PU SUPCAB (ODO : 178938)ODOMETER : 178938 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD143 2016 BMW X4 XDRIVE35I M SPORT (ODO : 149383)ODOMETER : 149383 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD144 2019 RENAULT CLIO IV 900T AUTHENTIQUE 5DR 66KW (ODO : 122234)

MRD145 2019 SUZUKI CELERIO 1.0 GA (ODO : 110062)ODOMETER : 110062 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD146 2020 NISSAN ALMERA 1.5 ACENTA (ODO : 182874)ODOMETER : 182874 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD147 2019 HYUNDAI I20 1.2 MOTION (ODO : 155360)ODOMETER : 155360 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD148 2017 NISSAN ALMERA 1.5 ACENTA AT (ODO : 79811)ODOMETER : 79811 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD149 2015 FORD FOCUS 2.0 GTDI ST3 5DR (ODO : 115988)ODOMETER : 115988 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD150 2020 VOLKSWAGEN POLO VIVO 1.4 TRENDLINE 5DR (ODO : 103016)

MRD151 2021 VOLKSWAGEN POLO VIVO 1.4 TRENDLINE 5DR (ODO : 96397)

MRD152 2020 HYUNDAI ATOS 1.1 MOTION (ODO : 88039)ODOMETER : 88039 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD153 2017 VOLKSWAGEN POLO GP 1.2 TSI COMFORTLINE 66KW (ODO : 138099)

MRD154 2020 VOLKSWAGEN POLO 1.0 TSI COMFORTLINE DSG (ODO : 88102)

MRD155 2020 RENAULT DUSTER 1.6 EXPRESSION (ODO : 111010)

MRD156 2020 VOLKSWAGEN POLO GP 1.6 COMFORTLINE (ODO : 142915)

MRD157 2017 VOLKSWAGEN POLO GP 1.2 TSI HIGHLINE DSG 81KW (ODO : 80397)

MRD158 2017 FORD FIESTA 1.0 ECOBOOST TREND 5DR (ODO : 222976)

MRD159 2016 VOLVO V40 D3 INSCRIPTION GEARTRONIC (ODO : 182129)

MRD160 2020 VOLKSWAGEN POLO VIVO 1.4 TRENDLINE 5DR (ODO : 135525)

MRD161 2019 NISSAN MICRA 1.0T TEKNA 84KW (ODO : 71175)ODOMETER : 71175 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD162 2018 MAZDA 1.6 ORIGINAL 5DR (ODO : 116175)ODOMETER : 116175 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD163 2015 AUDI A3 1.2T FSI S 3DR (ODO : 314816)ODOMETER : 314816 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD164 2017 RENAULT KWID 1.0 DYNAMIQUE 5DR (ODO : 183951)ODOMETER : 183951 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD165 2018 TOYOTA ETIOS 1.5 XSSPRINT 5DR (ODO : 90480)ODOMETER : 90480 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD166 2018 RENAULT CLIO IV 900T AUTHENTIQUE 5DR 66KW (ODO : 144183)

MRD167 2021 SUZUKI SWIFT 1.2 GA (ODO : 124209)ODOMETER : 124209 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD168 2021 VOLKSWAGEN POLO 1.0 TSI COMFORTLINE (ODO : 53533)ODOMETER : 53533 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD169 2021 VOLKSWAGEN POLO GP 1.6 COMFORTLINE (ODO : 110756)ODOMETER : 110756 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD170 2015 VOLKSWAGEN POLO VIVO GP 1.4 CONCEPTLINE 5DR (ODO : 121176)

MRD171 2019 TOYOTA AVANZA 1.5 SX AT (ODO : 199339)ODOMETER : 199339 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD172 2017 VOLKSWAGEN POLO GP 1.6 COMFORTLINE (ODO : 199103)ODOMETER : 199103 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD173 2023 TOYOTA QUANTUMHIACE 2.5 D-4D SESFIKILE 16S (ODO : 78993)

MRD174 2016 VOLKSWAGEN POLO VIVO GP 1.4 TRENDLINE (ODO : 347665)

MRD175 2020 HYUNDAI I 20 (ODO : 53796)ODOMETER : 53796 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD176 2017 TATA BOLT 1.2T XMS (ODO : 202740)ODOMETER : 202740 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD177 2013 BMW X3 XDRIVE20D AT (ODO : NO READING)ODOMETER : NO READING (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD178 1999 MERCEDES BENZ E 320 (ODO : 1NO READING)ODOMETER : 1NO READING (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD179 2014 HYUNDAI ACCENT 1.6 FLUID 5DR (ODO : 72008)ODOMETER : 72008 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD180 2014 TOYOTA HILUX (ODO : NO READING)ODOMETER : NO READING (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD181 2022 RENAULT KWID 1.0 DYNAMIQUE ZEN 5DR (ODO : 68376)ODOMETER : 68376 (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD182 2015 VOLKSWAGEN POLO GP 1.2 TSI COMFORTLINE 66KW (ODO : 180188)

MRD184 2015 FORD FUSION 2.0 TDCI TITANIUM POWERSHIFT (ODO : 155560)

MRD185 2006 AUDI A 4 (ODO : TBA)ODOMETER : TBA (AS DISPLAYED)

MRD186 2013 TOYOTA QUANTUM 2.7 LWB FC PV (ODO : NO READING)