AAR Auctions vs GovDeals
This page compares AAR Auctions and GovDeals using the lots FleetBid lists from each. AAR Auctions has 154 open lots; GovDeals has 4,676 open lots. Both have open lots in 25 categories and 3 states.
Side by side
Prices are winning bids as each auction site reported them. FleetBid does not add or adjust for buyer's premiums, taxes or fees, which vary by auction.
Median winning bid in shared categories
Prices are winning bids as each auction site reported them. FleetBid does not add or adjust for buyer's premiums, taxes or fees, which vary by auction.
Frequently asked questions
- Which has more open lots, AAR Auctions or GovDeals?
- GovDeals has more: 4,676 open lots, against 154 for AAR Auctions.
- Do AAR Auctions and GovDeals list the same categories?
- Both have open lots in 25 categories. AAR Auctions has lots in 25 categories and GovDeals in 41 categories.
- How do median winning bids compare on AAR Auctions and GovDeals?
- The median reported winning bid is $5,800 across 18 sold lots on AAR Auctions and $2,625 across 1,133 sold lots on GovDeals. Each median covers the categories that site sold, so it reflects that site's own mix of lots. In categories both sell, the medians are Cars: $5,200 on AAR Auctions, $2,325 on GovDeals; Vans & Minivans: $5,100 on AAR Auctions, $3,000 on GovDeals. Prices are winning bids as each auction site reported them. FleetBid does not add or adjust for buyer's premiums, taxes or fees, which vary by auction.
- What kinds of sellers list on AAR Auctions and GovDeals?
- Among open lots that state a seller type, AAR Auctions is 0% government, 100% private (102 lots) and GovDeals is 82% government, 18% private (2,362 lots).