MS Justice Opens Auction With Motorcycles, Cars, Trucks, and Scrap Starting Bids Between R$ 35,000 and R$ 37,500 — And Best of All: You Can Participate From Home

Written by Romário Pereira de Carvalho

Published on 13/05/2025 at 12:22

Updated on 13/05/2025 at 12:38

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TJMS Auction Offers 38 Vehicles and Scraps with Bids Starting at R$ 35; Online Bidding Continues Until May 21

The Court of Justice of Mato Grosso do Sul has opened a new online auction with 38 lots of vehicles and scraps. Bids start at R$ 35 and can reach up to R$ 37,500. The bidding is conducted exclusively online and has been open since this Tuesday (13).

Among the available items are motorcycles, passenger cars, pickups, trucks, and semitrailers. Some vehicles may be back on the road, provided they have the necessary documentation. Those classified as scrap are intended only for parts reuse or recycling.

The lowest bid amount is R$ 35, concerning a worthless scrap. The highest bids are for two semitrailers from the brand Randon, valued at R$ 37,500 each. There is also a Scania truck with a starting value of R$ 29,500. Various passenger cars are available starting at R$ 2,200.

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Among the listed vehicles are popular models such as Fiat Siena, Volkswagen Gol, and Ford Fusion, with prices starting at R$ 5,500. In the motorcycle group, you can find Honda CG 160, Honda Biz, and Suzuki Yes, with bids starting at R$ 1,500.

The pickups are also part of the list. One of the highlights is a 2002 Toyota Hilux, with an initial bid of R$ 16,400. Another option is a Chevrolet S10, valued at R$ 13,100.

Interested parties can view the assets on May 19 and 20, from 8 AM to 11 AM and from 1 PM to 5 PM. The viewing takes place at Avenida Desembargador Leão Neto do Carmo, in front of Uniderp Agrárias, in Campo Grande.

The winning bidder will be responsible for paying the lot value, the auctioneer’s commission, the yard fee, and for the regularization of documentation with Detran. It will also be necessary to settle debts such as IPVA and fines, if any.

Individual adults can bid on the vehicles with documentation. However, scraps can only be acquired by companies accredited with traffic authorities, according to legislation.

The online auction will end on May 21, with staggered closure of lots starting at 4:01 PM (Brasilia time). Registration must be completed by 2 PM on the same day.

With information from Campo Grande News.

MS Justice Opens Auction With Motorcycles, Cars, Trucks, and Scrap Starting Bids Between R$ 35,000 and R$ 37,500 — And Best of All: You Can Participate From Home

TJMS Auction Offers 38 Vehicles and Scraps with Bids Starting at R$ 35; Online Bidding Continues Until May 21

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