Croatia is selling 80 state-owned vehicles – prices start at just €130
- by croatiaweek
- in News
ZAGREB, 25 September 2026 – Croatia is offering 80 state-owned vehicles for sale, with starting prices ranging from just €130.78 to more than €24,000.
The Ministry of Physical Planning, Construction and State Assets has published a public invitation covering 80 vehicles and one trailer owned by the Republic of Croatia.
The vehicles include cars, vans and off-road vehicles from a wide range of manufacturers.
The cheapest vehicle on the list is a Mitsubishi Colt 1.3 Invite, with a starting price of €130.78.
At the other end of the list is a Land Rover Range Rover 4.4 SDV8, with a starting price of €24,350.99.
Other higher-value vehicles include an Audi A4 40 TDI Quattro Sport starting at €19,857.64, a Volvo XC60 2.0 D4 Momentum at €18,068.07, a Mercedes SL 280 at €14,574.59 and a Mercedes S 350 D 4MATIC at €13,000.
The list also includes a number of vehicles with considerably lower starting prices.
Among them are a Citroën Jumper 35 LH 2.8 HDi at €262.60, a Fiat Ducato at €261.30, a Mercedes Vito at €243.75 and a Mitsubishi Outlander 2.0 4WD at €355.87.
There are also vehicles such as a Nissan Patrol, Land Rover Range Rover Evoque, Chery Tiggo and Odes ATV.
Potential buyers should note that the vehicles are being sold in their existing condition on a “seen and bought” basis.
The ministry states that prospective buyers will have an opportunity to inspect the vehicles before submitting offers.
The vehicles can be inspected on 12 October in Zagreb at the ministry’s garage in Novska Street between 9:30 and 11:30am. A number of vehicles will also be available for inspection at the Vjesnik complex later that day.
Offers must be submitted by 10am on 27 October 2026.
The public opening of offers will take place at 11:30am on the same day, and bidders, their authorised representatives and members of the public may attend.
Each item is being sold separately and offers must follow the ministry’s detailed submission requirements. Form here.
The sale provides an unusual look at the range of vehicles previously held by the Croatian state and public institutions, from ordinary passenger cars and commercial vans to higher-end executive and off-road models.
