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Hyderabad Customs to auction non-duty paid vehicles on Jan 14

byCT Report
10/01/2025
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HYDERABAD: Collectorate of Customs has announced the auction of several Non-Duty Paid (NDP) vehicles, set to take place on January 14, 2025. This auction presents an opportunity for potential buyers to acquire various vehicles that are no longer in regular customs clearance, providing a wide range of models for public bidding.

In a formal notification issued by MCC Hyderabad, it was revealed that the auction will feature multiple vehicles, each having distinct specifications. Among the vehicles up for auction is a Toyota Surf (Registration No. BU-4120), with Chassis No. KZNI85-9003973, a 3000CC engine, and a model year of 1996. Another notable vehicle is the Mitsubishi Pajero Jeep (Registration No. BC-0723), with Chassis No. VA3-4005773, a 2477CC engine, and a model year of 1990. These vehicles are some of the most sought-after in the region, appealing to a variety of automotive enthusiasts and potential buyers in Hyderabad.

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Additionally, the auction will include a Suzuki Swift Car (Registration No. AYH-707) with Chassis No. ZC11S-176697, featuring a 1290CC engine and a model year of 2006.

 The Suzuki Jimny Jeep (Registration No. AD-18967), with Chassis No. JS3JB33V3Y4101224, is also among the vehicles available, boasting a 1300CC engine and a model year of 2000. Lastly, another Suzuki Swift Car (Registration No. AYX-280) with Chassis No. ZC71S-552678 and a 1300CC engine, model year 2009, will also be auctioned.

The Collectorate clarified that the auction will proceed under the prevailing terms and conditions, governed by the relevant rules and regulations for NDP vehicles. Buyers interested in participating must meet all the necessary requirements and regulations set by the customs authority.

This announcement has generated significant interest among local automotive dealers and individuals in Hyderabad, who view the auction as an opportunity to acquire well-maintained vehicles at potentially lower costs. The event is expected to attract a substantial turnout from the city’s automotive community.

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