Canadian Government Surplus Vehicles for Sale at Auction
Surplus vehicles from Canadian provincial, municipal and federal auctions on CAG Quebec, GovDeals and GCSurplus, sold as-is, where-is.
626 active vehicles lots right now.Last updated: 2026-10-21
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2011 Dodge Ram 1500 Crew Cab 4x4 VIN:1D7RV1CT8BS570698 (S)
Surrey, British Columbia · 28 bids
1984 International Dump Truck VIN:2HTTGL6T4ECA12072 (OFF)
Kelowna, British Columbia · 14 bids
2008 GMC Sierra K2500 HD VIN: 1GTHK23K58F181904 (V)
VICTORIA, British Columbia · 13 bids
2016 Subaru Crosstrek Hybrid AWD VIN:JF2GPBBC1GH229569 (S)
Surrey, British Columbia · 12 bids
2014 Chevrolet G3500 Express Van VIN:1GB3G2CG8E1198569 #63225(S)
Surrey, British Columbia · 11 bids
2016 Audi A5 VIN:WAUW2AFR8GA046693 (S)
Surrey, British Columbia · 7 bids
2017 Dodge Journey GT AWD VIN:3C4PDDFG5HT553627 (S)
Surrey, British Columbia · 5 bids
Cruiser Bike (S)
Surrey, British Columbia · 3 bids
2005 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 VIN:1GCHK24215E316649 (OFF)
Vanderhoof, British Columbia · 3 bids
Zodiac Hurricane Boat Trailer Package
Bedford, Nova Scotia
2009 BMW X3 xDrive30i AWD
Regina, Saskatchewan
94,443 km4x4
2018 Ford Explorer
La jacques Cartier, Quebec
66,993 km4x4V6
Federal departments and agencies retire thousands of vehicles every year - cars, light trucks, vans, SUVs and fleet units - and sell them to the public through GCSurplus, the disposal service run by Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC). Federal vehicles are typically fleet-maintained and sold as-is from one of GCSurplus's sale centres across the country. Listings come from CAG Quebec (219), GovDeals (204), GCSurplus (176), BC Auction (10), Alberta Surplus Sales (9) and Police Auctions Canada (8).
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Where can I buy government surplus vehicles in Canada?
- Federal government vehicles are sold to the public through GCSurplus (gcsurplus.ca), run by Public Services and Procurement Canada. GovAuctions aggregates GCSurplus listings into one free, searchable feed - you register and bid on the GCSurplus site. GovAuctions also lists vehicles from CAG Quebec (Quebec government surplus) and GovDeals (municipal surplus).
- Are government surplus vehicles a good buy?
- Federal fleet vehicles are usually maintained on regular service schedules and sold with documented history, often below dealer prices. Condition varies by lot, so review the photos, odometer and description carefully - every lot is sold as-is, where-is with no warranty.
- Do I pay tax on a GCSurplus vehicle?
- Yes - GCSurplus charges GST or HST based on the pickup province (5% to 15%). There is generally no buyer's premium. Use our true-cost calculator to estimate the real total before you bid, and budget for provincial registration and any safety inspection.