Inside This Week’s Salvage Auction Market – 49 Upcoming Sales inc Salvage Utes, SUVs & Write-Offs

Pickles is running this one across various locations nationwide, covering three main categories: vehicles, salvage vehicles, and plant and equipment. Because it’s a national online sale, lots are spread far and wide, so the practical first step is confirming where each item sits and whether inspection or transport works for you.

Salvage stock can mean anything from light damage to heavy write-offs, and that range is reflected here across construction, earthmoving and agricultural equipment. Condition varies lot to lot, so read the descriptions closely rather than assuming a uniform standard.

With a close date of 19 October 2026, there’s time to plan. Work out your transport costs before you bid, because a cheap lot in another state can stop being cheap once freight is added.

Autorola Australia runs ex-fleet, statutory, abandoned and dealer vehicle auctions nationwide, with a focus on high-volume car and light commercial disposals. This listing pulls together four lots spanning trucks, buses, caravans, boats and plant equipment, giving buyers a shot at commercial and recreational gear in one place.

The spread is broad: haulage and passenger transport on one side, marine and caravan stock on the other, plus machinery and salvage vehicles. That mix suits anyone building a fleet, hunting a project, or chasing parts. Condition and inspection details sit with each lot, so check them before you bid.

Closing 21 October 2026. Four lots means less competition per item than a big fleet clearance, so do your homework and bid with a clear number in mind.

This is autorola’s eBid platform at work: a high-volume disposal channel for ex-fleet, statutory, abandoned and dealer vehicles across Australia. The two lots on offer sit within the vehicles and salvage-vehicles categories, so check the individual listings for condition, damage notes and compliance details before bidding.

Salvage and statutory stock can be sharp buying if you know what you’re looking at. Inspect the photos closely, read the damage descriptions, and confirm whether each lot comes with keys, plates or registrable paperwork. Light commercials tend to move quickly in this space.

The auction closes 21 October. Register early so you’re not sorting out account approval on the final day.

This is a national disposal run rather than a single-site sale, which means the mix can shift across European brands and specialty vehicles depending on what’s been pulled from fleet, statutory and dealer channels. Autorola handles high-volume car and light commercial disposals, so the process is built for buyers who know what they’re looking at and want to move quickly.

With only one lot showing at present, the practical move is to review the listing details closely before the 21 October close. Condition, logbooks and inspection options will matter more than the badge on the bonnet, particularly on statutory and abandoned stock where history can be patchy.

Keep an eye on how the lot list develops closer to the close date. Late additions are common in disposal auctions of this type, and the European and specialty categories tend to draw the most competition.

Autorola Australia runs high-volume disposals of ex-fleet, statutory, abandoned and dealer vehicles, and this fastSalvage listing is the light commercial end of that operation. The two lots cover 4x4s, vans and light commercials, so it suits anyone after a workhorse rather than a showpiece.

Salvage and statutory stock means condition varies, so read the lot descriptions closely and check what each vehicle comes with before you bid. Ex-fleet vans and 4x4s often carry the usual signs of hard work, which is exactly where the value sits if you know what you’re looking at.

Bidding closes 21 October. Two lots is a small field, so decide what each is worth to you and bid accordingly.

Autorola runs high-volume disposals of ex-fleet, statutory, abandoned and dealer vehicles right across Australia, and this fastSalvage listing sits in that same stream. The key distinction here is the NON WOVR tag, meaning the vehicle hasn’t been recorded on the Written Off Vehicle Register, which matters if you’re weighing up registration or resale down the track.

With only one lot in this sale, there’s no broad catalogue to browse through. Read the individual listing carefully, confirm the vehicle’s details and condition for yourself, and factor in inspection and transport before you bid.

Salvage auctions suit buyers who can assess damage themselves and are happy to take on a repair project. This one spans the full spectrum, from LAMS-approved learner bikes like the 2025 Kawasaki Ninja 650L and 2025 Kawasaki Z650L, to litre-class superbikes including the 2025 BMW S 1000 RR and 2019 BMW S 1000 RR.

Mid-range options are well covered too. There’s a 2013 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-6R (636), a 2023 Yamaha YZF-R1, a pair of Harley-Davidsons from 2024 and 2025, and a 2019 Honda Dio (NSC110) for anyone after cheap commuter transport.

Because the bikes are held at various locations nationally, check the individual lot details for where each one sits and what condition it’s in before bidding. Inspections and freight costs are worth factoring into your number. The auction closes 21 October 2026.

This is a salvage and recreational clearance, so expect the usual mix: insurance write-offs, damaged stock and end-of-life units sitting alongside gear that simply needs a new owner. The caravan side is heavily Jayco, with four examples spanning three decades, which gives you a decent read on how the brand has aged and what parts interchange between models.

The newer stock is where the interest sits. A 2023 Austar Toy Hauler Play Zone T and a 2024 Trailer Tech TT167-45T are both recent builds, and the 2019 LDK 7×46 and 2019 Jayco Swan Outback are worth a look if you want something that still has years left in it. The Arctic Campers Frost 15 covers the off-road camper crowd.

Lots are spread across various locations nationally, so factor in inspection and transport before you bid. Salvage listings mean condition varies wildly from unit to unit, and the notes give no breakdown of damage per lot. Do your homework on the individual listing before committing.

Autorola Australia runs high-volume disposals of ex-fleet, statutory, abandoned and dealer vehicles across the country, and this trade auction fits that mould. It is a working-buyer sale: cars and light commercials coming out of fleet service, plus statutory and abandoned stock that has to move.

Two lots are listed for the 22 October close. With numbers this small, the detail on each listing matters more than the headline, so check condition reports and any statutory notices before you bid.

Expect the usual fleet-disposal mix: modest kilometres for the age, service history where it survives the handover, and cosmetic wear consistent with working vehicles. Light commercials tend to draw the strongest interest at these sales, so do your homework early and bid with a firm ceiling in mind.

Autorola Australia runs ex-fleet, statutory, abandoned and dealer vehicle auctions nationwide, with a focus on high-volume car and light commercial disposals. This listing sits in that wheelhouse: corporate fleet stock across trucks, buses, plant and machinery, plus salvage vehicles for those chasing parts or repair projects.

With two lots on the books, the catalogue is tight rather than sprawling, so it pays to read each entry closely before bidding. The mix of categories means the two lots could appeal to very different buyers, from transport operators after fleet trucks or buses to buyers chasing plant equipment or salvage stock.

Closing date is 22 October 2026. Inspect the lot details for condition, specs and any statutory or ex-fleet history before you commit.

This is a national salvage clearing run by Pickles, spanning construction, earthmoving and agricultural equipment from various locations across the country. The spread is wide: heavy iron sits alongside compact gear, so there’s scope whether you’re chasing a dozer for site work or a sprayer for the farm.

The headline lot is the 2004 Caterpillar D9R, a machine that rarely turns up at salvage scale. Around it sit a 2010 Manitou 120 AETJC telehandler, a 2012 Hyster RS45-31CH forklift, a Franna 4WD 12 crane and a 2019 Atlas Copco HILIGHT H5+ light tower. Agricultural buyers get the 2023 Kuhn Lexis 3000 field sprayer and a Kubota L5740D, while the Kubota ZD331, Liftsmart, 2015 BT SPE200D, Horwood-Bagshaw 6000 and 2016 Nifty 120T cover the smaller end.

Salvage stock means condition varies, so inspect each lot on its merits before bidding. The auction closes 28 October 2026.

This is a broad national sale rather than a single-site clearance, so the catalogue pulls together construction, earthmoving and agricultural equipment from multiple Pickles branches. Expect a mix of excavators, skid steers, tractors, telehandlers, tippers and support gear, with condition reports attached to each lot.

Salvage listings often mean cosmetic or mechanical damage, so read the notes and photos carefully before bidding. For buyers chasing work-ready gear, the agricultural and earthmoving lots are worth a close look, while the construction and truck listings suit anyone after parts or a project machine.

Bidding runs online only and closes 9 November 2026. Inspection arrangements and pickup details vary by location, so check each lot’s branch information before committing.

This is a salvage-style liquidation run out of WA Salvage Liquidations in Cannington, and the lineup leans heavily on Ironman 4×4 gear. The bullbar range covers a broad spread of current 4x4s: DT-RAM 2020, LandCruiser 300 2022+, LandCruiser 250 MY24, D-Max 2024, Triton 2015+, and two Ranger MY22+ bars. Most include mounting and protection kits, which saves you chasing brackets separately.

Condition varies across the lots. The Triton and one Ranger bar have lights and indicators fitted, while the second Ranger bar has no lights and some scratches, so check the photos before you bid if cosmetics matter. The rear pro towbar suits a 2023 Triton and comes with its mounting kit.

Beyond the bars, there are four Auto Spec 4×4 12V LED light strips in amber/white, 30cm each, useful for tray or canopy setups. Ross’s runs regular online, live and in-house auctions from Perth, with stock spanning police forfeitures, machinery, business closures and vehicles. Inspection details and pickup terms are worth confirming with the auctioneer before close on 20 October.

This is a gemstone and jewellery salvage auction run by Ross’s, the Perth operation that regularly handles WA Police forfeited items, business closures, machinery and vehicles. The jewellery side here is loose stones rather than finished pieces, which suits buyers who want the gems themselves or have a setting in mind.

Standouts include a 15.7 carat smokey quartz pear cut and a 7 carat iolite round cut, both substantial stones for the money. Opal buyers get options across the board: Ethiopian oval cuts at 4 carats and 1.8 carats, plus a 1.2 carat Coober Pedy oval. Smaller lots round it out, including a diamond round cut, a 3.9 carat square amethyst, a trillion cut sapphire and a heart cut mystic topaz.

Lots close 20 October 2026. With 12-plus lots listed, it pays to read each stone’s cut and carat weight before bidding, since the value sits in the specifics.

This is a practical mixed auction for anyone restocking a shed, workshop or small business. The lot list leans toward consumables and trade gear: PVC hose in 15mm, 18mm and 19mm bores at 50m a roll, dual outlet split leads, BlueArc welding gloves in medium, and V-Tech coolroom mastic for cold storage work.

Chemicals and maintenance items round it out, with Penrite Boston engine degreaser, Guardsman revitalising lemon oil and chlorine and drain cleaner listed in the title. Smaller items like safety glasses, gloves and castor wheels are bundled together, which suits buyers happy to take a mixed box.

Ross’s runs regular online, live and in-house auctions out of Perth, covering WA Police forfeited items, machinery, business closures and vehicles. The auction closes 20 October 2026.

This is a straightforward salvage clearance out of Ross’s Cannington base, and the toy lots are the bulk of it. Every bundle is listed as unopened, which matters if you are buying to resell or stocking up for gifts. The mix leans toward classic games and outdoor gear rather than licensed character toys: mancala, backgammon, bingo, Chinese checkers and jigsaw puzzles sit alongside swing sets, skating protection kits and inflatable beach balls.

Standouts for volume buyers include the box of solid wood Chinese checkers sold as a single lot, the box of Backgammon games paired with a bingo machine set, and the Castorland "In a Meadow" puzzle box with four rainbow jumbling towers. Smaller bundles of maze games, propeller engines and Brain Benders suit anyone wanting to split stock across several lots without committing to one big buy.

Ross’s runs regular online, live and in-house sales from Perth, covering WA Police forfeited items, machinery, business closures and vehicles, so this toy drop sits alongside the usual salvage fare. The auction closes 20 October 2026. Inspect the lot photos for box condition before you bid, since unopened stock can still carry shelf wear from storage.

This is a straight salvage sale, so expect the usual spread of repairable and parts-ready stock. The two Hilux SR utes, a 2011 and a 2015, will draw the most attention, with the Ford Ranger XL and Isuzu D-Max bumper rounding out the workhorse side of the catalogue.

Smaller runabouts make up the bulk of the rest: a 2003 Mazda 3 Maxx, a 2014 Nissan Pulsar ST, a 1999 Nissan Pulsar LX, a 2007 Kia Rio and a 2011 Nissan Micra ST-L. There’s also a 2007 Jeep Compass Sport and a 2009 Audi Q5 TFSI for anyone chasing something European.

Inspection and pickup are at Bibra Lake, so factor the trip south of the river into your bidding. The bumper is a standalone part, not a complete vehicle, so read each lot description before you commit.

The lot list covers plenty of ground for anyone chasing a project or a cheap daily. Late-model gear sits alongside older workhorses: the Ranger Raptor and Niro EV are the standouts on age, while the Camry Hybrid, Hyundai i30 Active and Suzuki Swift GL offer sensible runaround potential.

Four-wheel drives and utes feature heavily. The Jackaroo SE, RAV4 CV and X-Trail ST cover the older end, with the LDV T60 LUXE and Ranger Raptor holding the newer ground. Smaller cars include the Kia Rio LX, Hyundai i20 Active and MG GS Essence.

Inspection is at Corner Phoenix Road and Sudlow Road, Bibra Lake. Salvage listings mean condition varies lot to lot, so check each vehicle’s report before bidding. The auction closes 21 October 2026.

This is one of sbauction’s regular unreserved events, which means no reserves and no vendor bidding games. Whatever the final bid is, that is the price.

The catalogue covers light vehicles and trailers plus a salvage section, with machinery and industrial equipment rounding out the sale. Salvage lots are worth a close look if you repair, rebuild or strip for parts.

Midland is a straightforward run from Perth, so inspecting in person before bidding is easy. Check the listing for inspection times and pickup conditions.

This is a proper clearance of damaged and end-of-life commercial gear. The Isuzu NPR with the tray body is a common site truck, ideal for a panel beater or parts recycler. The Fuso Canter is a workhorse that often gets written off for minor panel damage. The HiAce is a solid candidate for a van conversion or courier rebuild if the structural bits are straight.

Beyond the trucks, expect a mix of passenger cars and 4x4s, plus whatever industrial equipment sbauction has collected. The unreserved format means no reserve price holding things back. First in with the highest bid takes it. Check the photos carefully for damage reports and don’t assume anything is driveable. The sale closes 1 July, so get your inspection done early.

This is a straight-up unreserved sale, so prices should reflect the condition of each lot rather than any reserve floor. The vehicle list includes a mix of daily drivers and project cars, with several Japanese 4×4 utes and vans that could suit a tradie or a weekend off-roader. The salvage section is worth a look if you have the skills to repair or the contacts to part out. Trailers range from small box trailers to heavier plant haulers, which often get overlooked in general auctions.

Buyers should factor in Midland location for pickup logistics. Inspection is recommended, especially for the salvage lots where damage can be hidden. No buyer’s premium has been flagged, but confirm with sbauction before bidding. The close date is 23 July 2026, so there’s time to register and run the rego checks.

This is a mixed salvage lot out of Tullamarine, 12 vehicles plus, with the spread leaning heavily on Ford. Two Falcon utes sit alongside a Falcon XR6 sedan, a Ranger XL and a Ranger XLT, so anyone chasing tradie gear or project cars has options. The newer end of the list is where the interest sits for daily drivers: a 2024 RAV4 GX and a 2018 Kia Rio S are the youngest things here.

The European entries round it out, with a 2013 Audi Q5 TDI, a 2008 Mazda CX-9 Luxury and a 2006 BMW X3. Condition varies across salvage stock, so inspect before you commit and check each lot’s listing for damage notes.

Pickles runs this one from 58 Springbank Street, Tullamarine, closing 20 October 2026.

This is a Sheriff’s Office of Victoria eBid auction, which means the vehicles come through statutory channels rather than a dealer forecourt. Autorola handles high-volume car and light commercial disposals across the country, so the process is built for quick turnover.

Five lots is a small catalogue, but statutory auctions often throw up tidy late-model ex-fleet cars and light commercials that have done ordinary road duties. Condition varies lot to lot, so read each listing carefully before bidding.

Buyers should note the close date of 21 October 2026 and check inspection terms through Autorola before committing. With only five lots on offer, competition is spread thin, which suits anyone chasing a workhorse or a cheap second car.

Salvage auctions suit buyers who can assess damage and repair costs themselves, and this Pickles sale at Tullamarine brings together 12+ vehicles across a wide spread of ages and makes. The mix runs from a near-new 2024 Toyota RAV4 Cruiser and 2023 Chery Omoda 5 EX down to a 1990 Toyota Landcruiser, so there is something for everyone from late-model repairers to project builders.

Standouts include the 2020 Tesla Model 3 for anyone comfortable with EV salvage, and the 2020 Toyota Kluger GX for those after a family SUV. The 2008 Nissan Navara ST-X and 1990 Landcruiser will draw interest from ute and 4×4 buyers, while the 2018 Volkswagen Golf 110TSI and 2021 Skoda Karoq 110TSI cover the small-car end.

Inspection is at 104-116 Operations Road, Tullamarine, before the 22 October close. Do your homework on each lot and factor in repair and transport costs before bidding.

This is a straight salvage listing: one 2013 Tidd PC25 crane, nothing else in the catalogue. Pickles is handling the sale out of Spring Farm in Sydney’s south-west, and with only a single lot on the books, there’s no filler to scroll past.

The PC25 is a compact pick-and-carry style unit, the sort of crane that suits tight sites and small crews. Being a salvage entry, expect condition to reflect that, so factor in inspection before you commit. Parts alone can add up quickly on these, which is where the value tends to sit.

One lot, one close date: 21 October 2026. If you’ve been hunting a cheap crane project or a donor unit, this is the whole catalogue.

This is a Salisbury Plain salvage sale run through Pickles, closing 21 October. Twelve lots covers a broad spread of ages and body styles, so there’s something for rebuilders, parts hunters and anyone chasing a cheap runabout.

The newer end is where the interest sits: a 2022 T-Roc 140TSI and a 2017 X-Trail are the youngest of the bunch, well ahead of the 2010 CR-V and 2011 Mazda 2. Older stock includes a 2006 Impreza, a 2010 Cruze and Captiva 7, a 2013 Territory TX, plus a 2003 Getz GL and that 1999 Echo.

Salvage means damage and repair history vary lot to lot, so check each listing and inspection report before bidding. The Mazda 2 appears three times across 2008, 2011 and 2011, handy if you’re chasing parts or a project.

The mix here is wide. Late-model metal sits beside cheap commuters, so there is something for rebuilders, flippers and anyone hunting a project. The 2018 Ford Ranger Wildtrak and 2017 Audi Q5 are the headline lots, with a 2025 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross and a 2026 Chery Tiggo 4 bringing near-new stock into the lineup.

Older end of the yard runs from a 1999 Toyota Echo to a 2006 Camry and a 2007 Holden Commodore, plus a 2014 Fiat 500 S and a 2014 Mitsubishi Triton GLX. A 2019 Mitsubishi ASX ES and a 2024 Toyota Corolla round out the more recent side.

Salvage means condition varies, so check each lot listing and inspection details before bidding. The auction is run by Pickles at Salisbury Plain, SA and closes 23 October 2026.

Twelve lots make up this Pickles salvage sale in Moonah, and the spread is wider than you might expect. Late-model stock includes a 2022 LDV D90, a 2022 Mazda CX-8 Touring and a 2019 Mitsubishi Triton GLX+, so there is plenty of near-new metal alongside the older gear.

The utes are the drawcard: a 2019 Isuzu D-MAX LS-U, a 2017 Ford Ranger XLT, a 2017 Ranger XL and a 2016 Isuzu MU-X LS-T. Add a 2026 Toyota Corolla Ascent Sport to the list and the daily-driver options stack up too.

For those chasing a project or a cheap runabout, there is a 1987 Mazda B2600, a 2008 Toyota Aurion AT-X, a 2007 Honda Civic VTi and a 2011 Volvo XC60 T6. Salvage listings mean condition varies lot to lot, so inspect before you bid. The sale closes 27 October 2026 at 56 Sunderland Street, Moonah.