Karachi, February 2, 2025 – The Collectorate of Customs, Hyderabad, has announced an auction of non-duty paid (NDP) vehicles, scheduled to take place on February 6, 2025.
This auction aims to dispose of seized vehicles and generate revenue for the national exchequer.
According to officials from Hyderabad Customs, the auction will include a variety of vehicles, including SUVs, sedans, and compact cars. The vehicles up for bidding have been confiscated due to non-payment of duties and taxes. The customs authorities have urged interested buyers to participate in the auction, which will be held at the regional customs office in Hyderabad.
Among the vehicles listed for auction are:
• Toyota Surf (Model 1996) – A high-performance SUV with a 3,000cc engine, registered as BU-4120, and bearing chassis number KZNI85-9003973.
• Mitsubishi Pajero (Model 1990) – A 2,477cc jeep, registered as BC-0723, with chassis number VA3-4005773.
• Suzuki Swift (Model 2006) – A compact car with a 1,290cc engine, registered as AYH-707, chassis number ZC11S-176697.
• Suzuki Jimny (Model 2000) – A 1,300cc off-road jeep, registered as AD-18967, with chassis number JS3JB33V3Y4101224.
• Suzuki Swift (Model 2009) – Another 1,300cc Swift, registered as AYX-280, chassis number ZC71S-552678.
Officials at Hyderabad Customs have emphasized that all vehicles will be sold on an “as-is, where-is” basis. Buyers are encouraged to thoroughly inspect the vehicles before bidding, as no claims or refunds will be entertained after the sale. The auction process will be conducted transparently, in line with legal and procedural requirements.
Authorities in Hyderabad have urged potential buyers to bring valid identification documents and proof of payment to participate in the bidding process. The successful bidders will be required to complete the necessary paperwork and pay the full amount before taking possession of the vehicles.
This auction is part of an ongoing effort by Hyderabad Customs to curb smuggling and ensure that non-duty paid vehicles are not illegally used on the roads. The department continues to conduct operations to seize such vehicles and will hold further auctions in the coming months.