November 2026 · Issue 04

Real Sales, Real Prices

The real key to buying government vehicles, plus Indiana State Police Chargers, U.S. Treasury seized vehicles and real estate, Delaware, New Jersey, North Dakota and New York City sales, and the government's security guard and snow removal contracts.

1. From the Publisher
2. Government Vehicle Auctions: The Real Key to Buying Government Vehicles
3. Indiana State Police Are Putting 500 New Durangos on the Road. Here's Where the Old Chargers Are Being Sold, and What They're Bringing.
4. Update: The Next Indiana State Police Charger Auction Is November 11. 65 Chargers, Last Sale's Middle Price $1,700.
5. The U.S. Treasury Sells Its Seized Vehicles Online November 2 to 9. The Last Four Sales Brought a G63 for $128,000, a Cybertruck With 29 Miles for $79,000, and a Charger for $100.
6. Delaware's Last State Auction Sold All 33 Vehicles: 2020 Tahoes Brought $7,600 and $7,000, a Charger $8,400. The Fleet Sale Runs November 3 to 12 With 26 Focus Sedans and a 19,520-Mile F-350.
7. New Jersey Sells 130 State Vehicles at Live Auction Saturday, November 7 in Trenton: Seven Tahoes, Thirteen F-250s, a 24,451-Mile Tahoe, and Last Month's Middle Price Was $2,050.
8. The Treasury Is Auctioning Twelve Seized Properties in November, Starting Bids $5,000 to $176,000: A Houston Golf-Course Home, Three East Texas Businesses, a Charlotte Colonial and a Burned Lot in Salem.
9. North Dakota Sells About 80 State Fleet Vehicles Online November 18 From Fargo, and Publishes Every Price. Last Year's Middle Was $10,250, and a 2015 GMC 3500 Brought $30,000.
10. New York City Sells 292 Cars Seized for Unpaid Tickets in Five Tow-Yard Auctions This November, Cash Only, Including 53 From 2022 or Newer, Two Teslas and a 1964 Alfa Romeo.
11. The Government Spent $7.4 Billion on Security Guards Last Year. Here's How to Get Your Share as a Small Business.
12. Government Snow Removal Contracts: Where the Work Is, and the Ford F-350 Plow Truck That Does It

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