Birmingham Car Auctions Ltd

Birmingham Car Auctions auction hundreds of cars of all makes and models every Tuesday and Thursday at 6.30pm and Saturday at 12.00 noon (viewing times from 9.00am Mon-Sat). We boast an extensive client list, including established names such as West Midlands Police, Birmingham City Council and Sutton Park Motor Company. We also dispose of vehicles on behalf of many finance companies and local government departments. Commercial vehicles are also included in our motor sales. Some of these may be subject to VAT on the selling price, but the auctioneer will state this before the commercial vehicle is offered for sale. We are able to offer a wide range of auction facilities for disposal of your fleet vehicles in order for us to reach the highest price possible. We are confident that once you have experienced our level of commitment and professionalism you will certainly consider Birmingham Car Auctions again when you next need to buy or sell a car.


Birmingham Car Auctions Ltd website: www.birminghamcarauctions.co.uk


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