
Lots include Volkswagen Golf, Honda Civic, Toyota Corolla, Nissan Sentra, Ford Fiesta, Chevrolet Kadett, Kombi, Hilux and a bus
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Urbes makes the complete notice and list of lots available on its website. Two other auctions (nº 002 and 003/2026), aimed respectively at usable scrap and unusable scrap, are scheduled for the following day (11).
Among the lots at the event are models from different categories of the automotive market. The list provided by Urbes includes vehicles such as Volkswagen Golf, Honda Civic, Toyota Corolla, Nissan Sentra and Ford Fiesta. A Chevrolet Kadett is advertised with a starting bid of R$500.
Some station wagons, pickup trucks and SUVs such as Volkswagen Kombi and Toyota Hilux will also be sold, as well as a bus.
According to Urbes, the vehicles will be sold in their current condition. The classification as "circulation" only indicates the possibility of returning to use on public roads after regularization, and does not represent a guarantee regarding the mechanical or aesthetic conditions of the goods.
The auction will take place exclusively online. Interested parties will be able to inspect their vehicles on November 4th and 5th, from 9am to 4pm, in yards in Sorocaba and Santa Cruz do Rio Pardo. The Urbes website provides the complete notice and list of lots.
Two other auctions (nº 002 and 003/2026), aimed respectively at usable scrap and unusable scrap, are scheduled for the following day (11).
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