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Open to Everyone

Public & GSA Sales

No dealer license required. Buy well-maintained government fleet vehicles and public consignment at auction — in person in Nampa or online.

Two Ways to Buy

What's running & when

Government fleet SUV in front of a municipal building

GSA Government Fleet Auctions

As a GSA auction contractor, DAA sells surplus government fleet vehicles to the public. These are typically well-maintained, single-owner units with documented service history. Auctions are held at our Nampa facility — 3323 Port St. — with online bidding available.

Register & Bid Online

Monthly Public Sale

Once a month we open the lanes to everyone. Cars, trucks, SUVs, and vans from dealer trade-ins, fleet consignors, and repos cross the block at whatever the crowd brings. Gates open early for preview — come walk the lot, start them up, and pick your targets.

  • No dealer license or membership needed
  • Preview vehicles before the sale starts
  • Bid in person or online
See What's Running

First Time?

How the public sale works

  1. Bring a valid ID

    A driver's license gets you registered as a public bidder — it takes minutes.

  2. Check the sale schedule

    GSA auctions and our monthly public sale are announced in advance — sign up for notices.

  3. Bid & pay

    Win the bid, settle up at the front office, and drive away. It's that straightforward.

Know Before You Bid

Public-sale fees & policies

Simple, posted fees — no surprises at the window.

ItemDetails
Buyer fee — vehicles up to $3,000$— (TBD)
Buyer fee — vehicles $3,000 – $10,000$— (TBD)
Buyer fee — vehicles over $10,000$— (TBD)
Title & documentation fee$— (TBD)
Payment methodsCash, cashier's check, major cards (confirm)
Vehicle pickup windowBy close of business sale day (confirm)
Full Auction Policies

Check the VIN before you bid

We encourage every public buyer to run a free safety-recall check on any vehicle before bidding. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) lookup takes seconds — just enter the VIN from the windshield or door jamb.

NHTSA Recall & VIN Check