Aswan Prosecution Cars Auction Set for September in Egypt: Pickups, Minibuses and More
The General Authority for Government Services has announced a used car auction on September 8, 2026, at the Sporting Clubs Hall in Cairo, featuring vehicles seized from Aswan prosecution offices including pickups, minibuses, sedans, motorcycles and tuk-tuks. The entry deposit is EGP 50,000, with winners paying 30% immediately and the balance within 15 days. Available brands include Isuzu, Hyundai, Mercedes, Toyota, Nissan, Chevrolet, Datsun, Mazda and Bajaj. Bid documents are available at the Ministry of Finance towers on Ramses Street.
The General Authority for Government Services in Egypt has announced a public auction for used cars on September 8, featuring vehicles seized from various government entities and Aswan governorate prosecution offices. The event will take place at the Sporting Clubs Hall on Salah Salem Street, opposite Ain El-Sira traffic office in Cairo, starting at 12 noon sharp.
What's on Offer at the Government Auction
The lineup is surprisingly diverse, covering everything from workhorse pickups and minibuses to private sedans, motorcycles, tuk-tuks and three-wheelers. Major brands in the catalog include Isuzu, Hyundai, Mercedes, Toyota, Nissan, Chevrolet, Datsun, and Mazda, alongside Bajaj three-wheelers.
Entry Fees and Payment Terms
The numbers are straightforward. A refundable entry deposit of EGP 50,000 is required to participate. Successful bidders must pay 30% of the winning amount on the spot. The remaining balance is due within just 15 days — a tight window that demands buyers arrange financing beforehand.
Bid documents and condition booklets can be obtained from the General Authority for Government Services at the Ministry of Finance towers on Ramses Street, building number 2. Experts strongly advise inspecting the vehicles before raising your paddle, as these cars come from enforcement sources and may require significant repairs or deferred maintenance work.
Smart Bidding Tips for Government Auctions
Deals here can be exceptional, but the risks are equally real. Set your maximum price in advance and stick to it, remembering that registration fees, transfer costs and insurance will add thousands to your final outlay. Government auction sales are final with no guarantees or returns, so pre-bid inspection isn't optional — it's essential.
Expect fierce competition from both dealers and private buyers, especially for the Hyundai and Toyota sedans and the Isuzu and Chevrolet pickups that dominate the fleet. With such a wide range of vehicles on offer, this auction could be the perfect opportunity to secure a reliable work vehicle or a budget-friendly family car at a fraction of showroom prices.
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