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Customs Intelligence to hold auction of non duty paid vehicles on 22nd April

byM Hayat
13/03/2017
in Lahore, Latest News, Slider News
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LAHORE: Customs Intelligence and Investigation (I&I) will hold auction of 20 non customs paid luxury cars worth millions of rupees on March 24, it was reported.

The luxury cars that would be put on for auction included the cars which were seized by the Customs Intelligence and Investigation by the Customs I&I car cell during various compaigns.

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The vehicles would be auctioned on March 22 in the presence of Deputy Director of Customs Intelligence and Investigations I Ali Zeb Khan and others.

The vehicles that included Mercedes Benz, DGA 2003, Mercedes Benz LE 190 ICT 1997, Mercedes Benz, BoX 094 2004, Toyota Premio JK / 834 / ISD, 2004, Toyota Progress car  DGA 27 1999, Honda Accord AG 2003 AGQ 064, Toyota Premio car  ALK 932 KHI, BMW car, LEH 13 2317, Toyota Premio car, RU 222, 2002, BMW car, BEC 702 Sindh 2003, Toyota Crown car, BDT 798 2004, Honda Accord AQH 282, 2002 and BMW car 7451 LMZ 86.

In addition to that 9 Mark X car of various models would also be put for auction.

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