Saturday, June 13, 2026

Vehicle auction draws a crowd

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Bargain hunters turned up in their dozens at the Bridgetown Port for its latest vehicle auction yesterday.

People braved an overcast sky and wet conditions, then endured a blazing sun to get a deal on the vehicles in various states of disrepair.

However, a few of the participants left disappointed with the number of cars available – around ten – as well as with some of the prices with the most expensive vehicle, a Ford Edge, going for $45 000.

Despite this, auctioneer Cardinal Burnett said the event “went well”.

Reverend Errington Massiah was among the crowd. He said he was looking for a car but could not afford the asking prices. Even so, he was undaunted.

“This is my first car auction but it will not be my last, although I hope the next one is more affordable,” he said. (CA)

Please read the full story in today’s SATURDAY SUN, or in the eNATION edition.

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