First batch of official vehicles to be auctioned off in Beijing
(CRIENGLISH.com) Updated: 2015-01-24 10:26
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A man goes to the impound lot on Jan 23, three days prior to the auctions. He looks inside a sedan through the window. [Photo/people.com.cn] |
The cars, dominated by Volkswagen's Audi, will tip off a nation-wide sell-off after central authorities decided to remove them last year amid the new leadership's ongoing frugality campaign. The cars are without plates and buyers need their own quota to buy a car.
A total of 3,184 official vehicles impounded by the central government are waiting to be dealt with however previous procurement lists show official sedans in this country could total millions.
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