Pickles is Australia’s leading marketplace, passionate about providing the best customer experience. Take a look at our huge range of quality items available at wholesale prices.
In the last financial year, Pickles sold over 228,000 vehicles and over $460 million in transport and construction equipment.
Cars Pickles
We have over 3,000 vehicles available every week at wholesale prices. We sell on behalf of state governments, insurance companies, financial institutions, not-for-profit organisations and fleet companies. Find a great deal today.
- All Cars
- Sedan
- Hatchback
- Wagons & SUV
- Government Cars
- Prestige Cars
Industrial Pickles
Pickles has a huge range of industrial equipment available across Australia. Over 1,500 trucks, earthmoving, agricultural and mobile plant equipment and machinery are available weekly. And with 16-18 auctions a month, you can always find what you need. Take a look at our listings today and grow your business tomorrow.
- Trucks
- Earthmoving and Mobile Plant
- Trailers
- Machinery
- Mining
- Oil & Gas
- Ex-Military
Salvage Pickles
We have over 5,000 salvage items available weekly across Australia. We offer a huge range of damaged items, including cars, motorcycles, trucks, earthmoving and mobile plant, boats, trailers and caravans, on behalf of major corporations catering to private buyers and trade customers.
- Salvage Cars
- Salvage Motorcycles
- Salvage Trucks
- Salvage Earthmoving
- Salvage Boats
- Salvage Caravans
- Salvage Trailers
Other Pickles
Pickles has over 5,000 recreational and general goods available weekly across Australia including a huge range of boats, caravans, trailers, computers, smartphones, office equipment and general goods.
- Motorcycles
- Australia Post Bikes
- Boats
- Caravans
- Trailers
- Golf Carts
- Computers, Phones & Printers
- Everything Else
Motor Vehicles Item Search Pickles
- Harley-Davidson
- Honda
- Husqvarna
- Kawasaki
- KTM
- Polaris
- Royal Enfield
- Suzuki
- Valiant
- Yamaha
Trucks, Machinery & Earthmoving Pickles Make
- Freightliner
- Hino
- Isuzu
- Iveco
- Kenworth
- Mack
- Mercedes Benz
- Mitsubishi
- Scania
- Volvo
Boats Pickles
- Grady White
- Kawasaki
- Malibu
- Quintrex
- Stejcraft
- Swiftcraft
- Tahoe
- Unbranded
- Unknown
- Yamaha
Our Locations Australia
Pickles has 28 locations across Australia, including one in every city and major regional area. Find your local branch below.
- Acacia Ridge LOCATION 70 Colebard Street West, Acacia Ridge QLD 4110
- Alice Springs LOCATION 2-4 Brown Street, Alice Springs NT 0871
- Altona LOCATION 12-30 Toll Drive, Altona North VIC 3025
- Archerfield LOCATION 400 Beatty Road, Archerfield QLD 4108
- Belmore — Harp Street LOCATION 36-40 Harp Street, Belmore NSW 2192 Sydney
- Belmore — Kingsgrove Road LOCATION 54 Kingsgrove Road, Belmore NSW 2192
- Bibra Lake LOCATION Cnr Phoenix Road & Sudlow Road Bibra Lake WA 6163
- Chullora LOCATION 10 Brunker Road, Chullora NSW 2190
- Dubbo 21L Yarrandale Road, Dubbo NSW 2830
- Eagle Farm 66 Cullen Avenue West, Eagle Farm QLD 4009
- Fyshwick – Dairy Road LOCATION 1 Dairy Road, Fyshwick ACT 2609
- Fyshwick – Gladstone Street LOCATION 179 Gladstone Street, Fyshwick ACT 2609
- Geebung LOCATION 22 Ellison Road, Geebung QLD 4034
- Hobart LOCATION 56 Sunderland Street, Moonah TAS 7009
- Milperra LOCATION 20-21 Woorang Street, Milperra NSW 2214
- Newcastle- Bulls Garden LOCATION 150 Bulls Garden Road, Gateshead NSW 2290
- Newcastle– Pacific Highway LOCATION 23 Pacific Highway, Gateshead NSW 2290
- Pennington LOCATION 39 Park Avenue, Pennington SA 5013
- Rockhampton LOCATION 35-51 Somerset Road, Gracemere QLD 4702
- Salisbury Plain LOCATION 1754 Main North Road, Salisbury Plain SA 5109
- Sunshine LOCATION 41-45 McIntyre Road, Sunshine VIC 3020
- Tamworth LOCATION 37-39 Armstrong Street, Tamworth NSW 2340
- Townsville — Ingham Road LOCATION 787 Ingham Road, Bohle QLD 4818
- Tullamarine — Garden Drive LOCATION 89 Garden Drive, Tullamarine VIC 3043
- Tullamarine – Springbank Street LOCATION 58 Springbank Street, Tullamarine VIC 3043
- Wagga Wagga LOCATION 36 Nagle Street, Wagga Wagga NSW 2650
- Winnellie – 36 Hickman Street LOCATION 36 Hickman Street, Winnellie NT 0821
- Winnellie – 52 Hickman Street LOCATION 52 Hickman Street, Winnellie, NT 0821
Services Pickles
- Finance
- Insurance
- Warranty
- Roadside Assistance
- Valuations
- Transport
- Advisory
- Trade-Ins
- Capped Price Vehicle Servicing
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Name : Pickles Auctions Pty Limited
Country : Australia
Buying at Auction and General Information — Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Where can I find what auctions are coming up?
Please follow these links to find the auctions you are interested in: Motor Vehicle Auctions, Salvage Auctions, Trucks, Machinery & Earthmoving Auctions, Commercial, IT & General Goods Auctions. Your major city newspapers have our most current auctions as well as some up and coming sales.
Where can I find what items are in the auction?
There are a number of ways to see what is for sale.
1. Go to the auction timetable that is relevant to you: Motor Vehicle Auctions, Salvage Auctions, Trucks, Machinery & Earthmoving Auctions, Commercial, IT & General Goods Auctions to find details of what is for sale. Some auctions will have a catalogue that you can print out and bring with you on the day.
2. Contact your local Pickles branch and they can assist you.
3. Search this website using the relevant product search: Motor Vehicle, Salvage, Trucks, Machinery & Earthmoving, Commercial, IT & General Goods.
4. Create a Product Alert and receive a notification as soon as items become available that match your search criteria. Simply create a search and click the ‘Create Alert’ button at the top of the search results.
How can I sell my car?
The terms of selling your car depend on your location. See our information page about selling your car.
Can I trade in my vehicle?
Yes. Our trade-in service is simple, hassle-free and makes you the winner. Pickles is proud to offer this innovative auction Trade-In service.
How can I get goods valued?
Your goods can be valued differently according to what and how much you have to sell. Our expert valuers can come out to see your goods or you can bring them to us. Contact us and we will be able to advise you on the best way to proceed.
How much is the deposit?
At each auction, a deposit percentage or amount is set. As an indication a $1,000.00 deposit is required for general car sales, $1,000.00 for prestige car sales and 10% for computers. Most Salvage, Truck, Machinery or Earthmoving Plant Equipment auctions also require a deposit of $1,000.00.
Make sure that you are aware of the amount of money you will need before bidding at an auction. The deposit secures the item that you have successfully bid on. Deposits must be paid for by cash or bank cheque. EFTPOS is also available.
What is a processing fee?
This is an administrative fee charged to the buyer at the completion of sale. This varies from auction to auction. Please refer to the specific auction catalogue at the sale you are attending to find out the relevant processing fee.
Do I have to pay GST if I export my purchase overseas?
Some buyers choose to export their purchases overseas and if you are not registered for GST in Australia then you are eligible for a refund of the GST paid on your purchase as long as you meet the requirements outlined by the Australian Taxation Office. These include but are not limited to:
Goods must be exported within 60 days of purchase
Goods must not be used in Australia before export
Goods cannot be altered in anyway before export
Documents must be supplied to Pickles Auctions that have been issued by an international transport provider or an arranger of international transport services as evidence of the goods being exported, and should include:
Information that identifies the goods
The destination
The date of departure from Australia
The buyer as the shipper of the goods
Please advise us at the time of purchase that you intend to export your purchase and we will ask you to complete an Export Declaration Form. You will be required to pay the GST on the purchase price in full at the time of purchase, as the goods are not GST exempt until they have been exported. We will refund you the GST upon receipt of the above documentary evidence. Late notification of intention to export or notice that the export has occurred will result in a delay in the refund being issued.
There is an Export Administration Fee that applies which will be added to your invoice and must be paid prior to completing your purchase. If you notify us of your intention to export and then change your mind we will refund you the Export Administration Fee either in full or half depending on how far through the administration cycle it has progressed. Please see Administration Fees.
What is a reserve price and how is it set?
A ‘Reserve’ price is a predetermined minimum value a vendor wishes to realise for their asset when sold at auction.
Unless specified ‘Unreserved’, you can assume that all auctioned assets have a ‘Reserve’.
Pickles provide the vendor (asset owner) with an indication of what the asset should reach at auction, however the final ‘Reserve’ price is set by the vendor.
What does ‘referred’ mean?
Referred is when the highest bid did not reach the reserve price and so it is referred to the vendor who will decide whether they wish to accept or decline the highest bid, or make a counter offer.
What does ‘passed in’ mean?
This is where the highest bid did not reach the reserve price. In this situation, the asset is held back and may be placed in another auction at a later time or, the vendor may decide to remove the asset from auction.
When is an item ‘sold’?
In this situation the highest bid has reached or exceeded the reserve price and the highest bidder at ‘hammer fall’ has won the asset. *Please note: If you are the highest bidder and reserve has been met or passed, you have legally entered a contract at that stage, and are responsible for the purchase of the item. Failure to proceed with the transaction could see you being banned from participating in any auction at Pickles for 12 months.
What is the auction process when an item is unreserved?
In a specified ‘Unreserved’ auction, one of two things will happen.
SOLD: in this situation the highest bid at ‘hammer fall’ has won the asset.
PASSED IN: this is where no bids were received. In this situation the asset is held back and may be placed in another auction at a later time or, the vendor may decide to remove the asset from auction.
N.B. An asset may appear in multiple auctions, if not sold previously.
What is the auction process when an item has a reserve?
In a typical auction, one of three things will happen.
SOLD: in this situation the highest bid has reached or exceeded the reserve price and the highest bidder at ‘hammer fall’ has won the asset. *Please note: If you are the highest bidder and reserve has been met or passed, you have legally entered a contract at that stage, and are responsible for the purchase of the item. Failure to proceed with the transaction could see you being banned from participating in any auction at Pickles for 12 months.
PASSED IN: this is where the highest bid did not reach the reserve price. In this situation, the asset is held back and may be placed in another auction at a later time or, the vendor may decide to remove the asset from auction.
REFERRED: in this situation, the highest bid may have come close to — but did not reach — the reserve price. When this happens, the highest bid is referred to the vendor, who will then decide to either accept or decline the highest bid, or make a counter offer. If no agreement is reached between the highest bidder and the vendor, the vendor may decide to place the asset into another auction at a later date or remove the asset from auction. *Please note: If you are the highest bidder and your bid has been referred, you have not legally entered a contract at that stage. Therefore, if there are other items you may be interested in (in the same auction or elsewhere), you can bid on those and you are under no obligation to accept the vendor’s negotiated offer.