Portuguese 
English 
Spanish 
3 min of reading 
1 comment 
The Federal Auction Offers Incredible Opportunities, Such as a Corolla Cross for the Price of a Fiat Mobi. Check Out the Best Tips to Participate and Not Miss Your Chance to Bid
Many people were eagerly awaiting the Federal Revenue Auction, which will negotiate seized goods and will take place on September 30, offering a variety of products, including affordable vehicles. Among the highlights is a 2021 Toyota Corolla Cross, with a starting bid of R$ 70 thousand.
The price is attractive, especially when compared to market prices. While a used model of the same car costs, on average, R$ 135 thousand, the brand new zero kilometer model goes for no less than R$ 179,890.
In addition to the Corolla Cross, another 12 vehicles are available in the Federal Revenue Auction. The starting prices vary significantly, with the cheapest car being a 1996 Fiat Uno Mille, which has a starting bid of just R$ 300. However, it is important to note that this vehicle needs some repairs, such as replacing the steering wheel.
-
Better than Corolla? Used Arrizo 6 delivers luxury and turbo engine for the price of a compact
-
The BYD Tai S Ti7 bets on a boxy design and could become the top-of-the-line model in Brazil with 488 hp, over 70 kgfm of torque, 0 to 100 in 4.9 seconds, 5.1 meters in length, and a range exceeding 900 km.
-
‘All in one’: revolutionary engine comes to life with a 1.5-liter [engine] of up to 163 hp, two electric motors, and a compact hybrid system that promises to transform any electric car into a long-range hybrid
-
With a single-cylinder engine, the new Yamaha gets 80 km with 2 liters, delivers 12 hp at 8,000 rpm, features traction control, a 19% stiffer chassis, 267 mm brakes, and a 4.6-inch digital panel for around R$ 12,000.
The most expensive vehicle on the list is a Volvo FH 440 truck, with a starting bid of R$ 99 thousand, which represents a good opportunity for those in need of a truck at a competitive price.
Among the offered vehicles, there are models that stand out due to their low starting prices, such as a 1998 BMW 328i, which starts with bids of just R$ 500.00, and a 2007 Chevrolet Meriva, with a starting bid of R$ 1,000.00. Other options include a 2014 Toyota RAV4 for R$ 40 thousand, and a 2014 Ford Fiesta sedan, with a starting bid of R$ 10,800.00.
But it’s not just vehicles that will be available. In total, the Federal Revenue Auction will feature 160 lots, ranging from cell phones to household items and electronic products.
Bids can be submitted between September 23 and 27, and anyone can participate, whether an individual or a legal entity. Bidding can be done online on September 30.
Tips for Participating in the Auction
Participating in a Federal Revenue auction can be an excellent opportunity, but you need to pay attention to some details to avoid mistakes. First, it is essential to read the auction notice carefully. It contains all the rules and conditions for participation, as well as information about the condition of the auctioned goods.
Another important point is to conduct a prior inspection of the vehicles or products of interest whenever possible. This helps to identify potential issues and calculate the costs of any repairs or adjustments that will need to be made.
It is also essential to plan the maximum amount you are willing to pay, considering not only the starting bid but also additional costs, such as fees and potential taxes. To avoid disappointments, stick to your planned budget and do not get carried away by the excitement of the bidding.
Finally, verify whether the acquired goods can be registered and used legally, especially in the case of vehicles. Some lots may have pending issues that prevent immediate use, such as the need for regularization with the competent authorities.
Participating in the Federal Revenue Auction can be a unique opportunity to acquire vehicles and other products at very competitive prices. However, it is essential to be well-informed and follow the tips to ensure a advantageous purchase.
Como participar do leilão?