The Hawai‘i County Abandoned Vehicle Section will hold its fifth auction this weekend at the Kona Abandoned Vehicle Impound Lot located at 74-598 Hale Mākaʻi Place, across from the Kealakehe Police Station. (See list of vehicles below.)
Viewing Schedule
Friday, May 4, 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Saturday, May 5, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Sunday, May 6, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
All prospective bidders are encouraged to view the vehicles prior to bidding.
Bidders may submit a completed bid form during viewing hours.
Bidders must deposit 25% of the bid price with their sealed bid.
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Bids must be at or above the upset price and will be accepted in whole dollar amounts only. Only signed bids will be accepted. Any bidder defaulting on the payment or canceling their bid shall forfeit their deposit.
Bid deposits of unsuccessful bidders will be refunded. Bid deposits of successful bidders will be applied to their bid price.
In no case will failure-to view-constitute grounds for the withdrawal of a bid.
All prospective bidders must sign in at the designated sign-in table.
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Vehicles available for auction will be clearly labeled with an item number.
No person may enter or touch any vehicle in the impound lot.
The impound lot is paved; however, appropriate footwear is recommended.
Children under the age of 12 will not be allow in the impound lot.
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For terms and conditions of sale and bid forms, contact the Hawai‘i County Department of Environmental Management, Abandoned Vehicle Program, at (808) 961-8552 or visit www.hawaiizerowaste.org.
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The Hawai‘i County Abandoned Vehicle Section will hold its fifth auction this weekend at the Kona Abandoned Vehicle Impound Lot located at 74-598 Hale Mākaʻi Place, across from the Kealakehe Police Station. (See list of vehicles below.)
