GSA Fleet Vehicle Sales
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About GSA Fleet Vehicle Sales
GSA Fleet Vehicle Sales sells cars, vans, SUVs and trucks retired from federal agency fleets, listed on GSA's marketplace at marketplace.gsafleet.gov. GSA does not keep the vehicles itself. Each one sits with a vendor, usually a commercial auto auction such as an IAA yard or a regional public auto auction, and the listing names that vendor and the city where the vehicle is.
Each vehicle has a floor price, the reserve below which it does not sell. Bidding is open to the public with no dealer licence, and sales are as-is with no warranty. Pickup is from the vendor's yard, so check where the vehicle sits before you bid on one across the country.
Frequently asked questions
Where is a GSA Fleet vehicle located?
At the vendor holding it for GSA, usually a commercial auto auction such as an IAA yard or a regional public auto auction. Every listing names the vendor and its city, and that yard is where you collect the vehicle or send your transporter.
What is the floor price on a GSA Fleet vehicle?
The reserve: the lowest price at which the vehicle will be sold. A bid under the floor price does not buy the vehicle, so treat it as the real starting point rather than the current high bid.
Are federal fleet vehicles well maintained?
Better than the average used car, and the documentation is the reason. Federal fleets service on schedule and keep records, so you are not guessing about history. High mileage is common but a highway-driven federal sedan at 120,000 miles is often in better shape than a municipal truck at 60,000 that idled its whole life.
Do I need a dealer licence to buy from GSA Fleet?
No. Federal vehicle sales are open to the public, which is the main difference from wholesale dealer auctions like Manheim where a licence is required. You register and bid directly.
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Where GSA Fleet Vehicle Sales currently has the most active listings.
