In February 2026, many vehicles that are liquidated public assets and exhibits of cases will be auctioned in Lai Chau and Cao Bang, with starting prices ranging from only a few million VND to nearly 100 million VND/vehicle.
Expired ambulance auctioned in Lai Chau
Phuc Thanh Partnership Auction Company has just announced the organization of an online auction of a ambulance car belonging to Phong Tho General Hospital (Lai Chau province).
The asset is a Toyota brand ambulance, type TO-CT-2002, license plate 25C-0068, manufactured in 2003 in Vietnam. The car had expired in 2023 and was sold as scrap, with a starting price of more than 9.24 million VND.
The time to receive applications and pre-orders lasts from January 26 to the end of February 2, 2026. Participants can view the asset directly at the hospital on January 28-30. The online auction is scheduled to take place on the morning of February 5, 2026.
Cao Bang auctions 7 cars as exhibits of the case
In Cao Bang, the Property Auction Service Center (Provincial Department of Justice) announced the direct auction of 7 cars as exhibits of cases, which have been established for full people's ownership. The total starting price of the asset lot is about 465 million VND.
Among these, the car with the highest starting price is the Hyundai Grand i10, manufactured in 2015, with a price of 99 million VND; the car with the lowest price is the 1997 Mazda 626, starting price of 27 million VND. Cars are sold according to the actual status, in some cases without a key.
The time to submit applications to participate in the auction is from January 27 to February 3, 2026. People in need can view assets at the Department of Finance of Cao Bang province from January 28-30. The auction is expected to be held on the morning of February 6 at the Provincial Property Auction Service Center.
The winning bidder must fulfill its financial obligations related to taxes, fees, transfer fees and asset transportation costs.
Auction organizations recommend that participants carefully study legal documents, check the current status of assets and fully comply with regulations on payment deadlines and signing contracts to avoid risks.
