New Auction to Sell 15 Cars and 24 Vespa Scooters from a Major Egyptian Bank
One of the largest banks in Egypt has announced a new public auction for a collection of used cars and Vespa scooters, without disclosing the bank's name. The auction is scheduled to take place on Wednesday, June 17, 2026, at 12:00 PM, using an open bidding system rather than sealed envelopes.
Vehicles on Offer
The auction includes several passenger cars: a BMW X5, a Mercedes 'Oyoun' model, four Toyota Corollas, two Volkswagen Passats, and seven Nissan Sunnys. Additionally, 24 Vespa scooters in good condition, up to 2021 models, will be available.
Where to Get the Tender Documents
Interested bidders can obtain the terms and specifications booklet, as well as insurance conditions, from the accredited appraiser Al-Habashi for Expertise and Valuation, located at 3 Hassan Sadek Street, Heliopolis.
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