Prozorro.Sale car auctions delivered by email

Is your inbox where you keep anything with a deadline attached, like the application cut-off of a state car auction in Ukraine?

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Build a vehicle search on the auction site

On Prozorro.Sale, filter to transport or passenger cars, the region you can reach for a viewing and an upper limit on the starting price. Keep lots that are still open for applications and sort with the newest first. Copy the address of the page that shows the result.
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Hand the link to MXSender and pick email

Add the link in MXSender and choose email as the channel, then confirm the address. If you later want something on your phone as well, Telegram or Viber can be added to the same search.
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Open the mail after a check finds lots

A check that finds new auctions sends one email listing all of them, each with the title, the starting price and a link to the lot; photos and documents wait on the lot page. Nothing to install; every mail carries an unsubscribe link at the bottom.
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What state agencies and banks put up for sale

Prozorro.Sale is where Ukrainian state-owned companies, public agencies and banks sell assets by auction, and vehicles are a steady part of that: fleet cars being replaced, cars pledged against bank loans, seized vehicles. Bids are placed through accredited e-platforms rather than on a seller’s phone line.

That makes the process longer than a private sale, and it is exactly why an email that waits in your inbox fits it well.

Filing auction emails so a deadline never slips by

Drag each email into a folder, star the lots you like, and search your mailbox by make or city when you come back to them. Because the application window can run for days, you will often reopen the same mail two or three times before you decide.

A small company buying vehicles from state auctions also gets a record for free: which lots it saw, which it discussed and which it applied for.

Going through a lot before you apply

Open the documents attached to the auction. Look for a condition report, photos and the inspection terms. Check that keys and registration papers are mentioned, and whether the lot notes any encumbrance. If viewings are allowed, agree a time with the organiser and bring a mechanic.

Your application, the registration fee and the guarantee fee go through an accredited platform before the deadline on the auction page. Amounts and payment details come from that lot’s own conditions.

Paying and re-registering after you win

The auction conditions say how many days the winner has to pay. Know that before you place a bid. After payment and signing, the vehicle is registered in your name at a service centre of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. We give no legal advice; ask the organiser or a lawyer about anything unclear.

Plans, addresses and how often we look

Free and Starter send to one address, Pro to up to three, handy when a mechanic, an accountant and a manager all weigh in. Free checks one search every 30 minutes, Starter at $5.99 checks five every 10 minutes, Pro at $14.99 checks twenty with the fastest timing. Email is on every plan.