Buying a car costs more and more. In March, used vehicles recorded increases of up to 40% and sales performance compared to last year continues to decline.
This is a good time to keep an eye out for offers. And the online auctions they are. The advantage over other options is that hammer drops are usually tempting and the final prices are usually below the market reference value.
This month there are several offers to take into account. One of the most important is that of a tobacco company that auctions through the virtual platform of Narvaezbid (www.narvaezbid.com.ar) a total of 34 vehicles, between Volkswagen Up! and Renault Sandero.
The auction is active and closes today, Thursday, April 4, at 2 p.m.
It is worth noting that all the available vehicles were manufactured between 2017 and 2019, and that the average (current) values of most of the lots are in the $ 6.500.000. Of course, they will increase as users make new offers.
On the other hand, on April 11, also for Narvaezbida mass consumption company will auction 21 vehiclesbetween cars (Ford Focus, VW Vento, Honda Accord and Toyota Corolla) and pickups (mostly Toyota Hilux).
The lots not only include Buenos Aires, but also Corrientes, Mendoza, Tucumán, Mendoza and Córdoba. All the information, both about the vehicles and the operation expenses, can be seen on the website.
How to take part
Any person or company can participate in the auctions free of charge, carrying out the entire process online, but with the advantage of being able to coordinate a visit to the vehicles or directly consult the exhibition and start-up days on the web.
To bid, you just have to register on the website and once your user has been validated, start enabling the auction.
The published units are available to receive bids until the auction closing day and time. From that point on, each new bid that enters will add three extra minutes to the clock, until the last bid to enter becomes the winner of the auction.
This allows users to have more time to decide whether to continue bidding, unlike an in-person auction, where the time available is just a few seconds.
