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Korean government
auction vehicles.

285 active lots118 agenciesUpdated Fri, Oct 30, 12:13 KST

Cars, trucks, buses, construction equipment, boats and helicopters put up for public auction by Korean government bodies and public companies. We show the facts in English and link every lot to its official source, where the bidding happens.

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  1. Semo Shipyard Namhae County fisheries guidance vessel (Gyeongnam No. 240)Namhae-gun, Gyeongnam · ₩125,531,000 · ≈ US$93,870
  2. Kia Morning light carSeo-gu, Daegu · ₩1,210,000 · ≈ US$905
  3. Kia Morning light car van (2-seat)Seo-gu, Daegu · ₩1,100,000 · ≈ US$823
  4. Chevrolet (GM Daewoo) Spark EV light carSeo-gu, Daegu · ₩2,200,000 · ≈ US$1,645
  5. Chevrolet (GM Daewoo) Spark Van 1.0 DOHC light car (2-seat)Seo-gu, Daegu · ₩1,210,000 · ≈ US$905

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How buying works

  1. 01

    Find a lot here

    Check the minimum bid, closing time, storage location and any bidder restrictions.

  2. 02

    Bid on the official site

    Each lot links to its source (mostly Onbid, run by the state's Korea Asset Management Corporation). Bidding there needs a verified Korean account — or a Korean exporter bidding for you.

  3. 03

    Pay, collect, export

    Pay the balance by the deadline, collect the vehicle from its storage yard, then deregister it for export.

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≈ US$ — US$1 = ₩1,337.29 · ECB (Frankfurter), 2026-10-29. Dollar amounts are approximate, converted at the ECB reference rate shown. Bids are made in Korean won.