Sharqia, Minya, and Beni Suef Prosecution Car Auction Kicks Off Today
The General Authority for Government Services is holding a car auction for prosecution vehicles from Sharqia, Minya, and Beni Suef today, Thursday, October 22, 2026. The auction includes brands like Nissan, Toyota, Mitsubishi, and many others, plus heavy vehicles and motorcycles. The bidder's kit costs 400 EGP, and a 50,000 EGP deposit is required, with the kit available at the authority's Abbassia headquarters.
The Sharqia, Minya, and Beni Suef prosecution car auction launches today, Thursday, October 22, 2026, organized by the General Authority for Government Services through the Central Sales Department. The auction features a wide range of used cars, heavy vehicles, and motorcycles from the three governorates. A bidder's kit costs 400 EGP, and a security deposit of 50,000 EGP is required to enter.
Diverse Brands Including Nissan and Toyota on the Block
The vehicle list is extensive. It includes cars from Nissan, Toyota, Mitsubishi, Chevrolet, Suzuki, Hyundai, Kia, Peugeot, Renault, Fiat, Chery, Ford, Mercedes, BMW, Volkswagen, Mazda, Jeep, Skoda, and Speranza. The lineup also features Daewoo, Volvo, Nasr, Datsun, and Foton. But the real surprise is the heavy vehicle and motorcycle selection.
Beyond passenger cars, the auction includes Romani, Kino, Scania, MAN, and CMG heavy vehicles. Motorcycles on offer include BNE, Hogan, Dayton, and Halawa. That variety gives buyers a broad choice under one roof.
Participation Terms and How to Get the Bidder's Kit
To enter the auction, bidders must purchase the conditions and specifications booklet from the General Authority for Government Services at 2 Ministry of Finance Towers, Ramses Street extension in Abbassia. The booklet costs 400 EGP. The temporary security deposit is 50,000 EGP. These terms are clear and fixed, but they require in-person attendance or an official power of attorney.
The auction covers various makes, models, and trims, meaning each vehicle's condition differs from the next. Serious buyers should inspect the vehicles thoroughly before bidding. Starting prices aren't disclosed, yet the high deposit suggests some vehicles are worth watching closely.
What This Auction Means for Toyota Prices and the Used Market
Prosecution auctions aren't just for collectors. They offer a chance to buy used government vehicles at prices that may undercut the open market. Models like Toyota and Nissan hold their value well. But the condition of these vehicles may be worn, especially those used for official duties over many years. A careful inspection is essential.
Meanwhile, the presence of heavy vehicles and motorcycles opens doors for spare-parts traders and small business owners. This auction isn't just about cars. It's a full-scale vehicle marketplace. Whether you want a passenger car, a truck, or a motorcycle, you will find it here. The timing today, Thursday, October 22, 2026, means competition will heat up fast. Early attendance is the smarter move.
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