Upcoming Las Vegas vehicle auctions

Find vehicle auctions in the Las Vegas valley

Towtal brings together vehicle lien-sale notices and recurring tow yard auction schedules so you can compare upcoming sales in one place. Browse dates and locations above, use the Las Vegas auction calendar to plan ahead, or search published auction vehicles by make, model, year, or VIN.

Legal notices and recurring sale schedules

A legal notice may identify a specific sale date and the vehicles offered at that sale. A recurring schedule describes a yard's usual auction days. These sources provide different information: a scheduled sale may have no published vehicle list, while a notice may include VINs and vehicle descriptions. Open an auction's detail page to see the information available and follow its source link.

How to use the auction listings

Choose a date window and use the filters to narrow the listings. If there are no results for today and tomorrow, try the next seven or thirty days. The vehicle search covers cars and other vehicles named in the notices; it does not represent every vehicle available at every yard. The tow yard auction profiles explain known sale schedules and viewing policies, and the Las Vegas tow yard directory provides location and contact information.

What to check before attending a sale

Contact the auction operator to confirm the date, start time, address, and whether the sale is still taking place. Ask about registration, identification, deposits, accepted payment methods, buyer fees, inspection opportunities, title paperwork, and vehicle removal deadlines. These requirements can vary by operator and sale. Check the original notice and the operator's current information before making travel or bidding plans.

Where the auction data comes from

Published vehicle lists and dated lien sales are extracted from Nevada public notices. Recurring auction schedules come from operator websites and field notes. Listings can change, and automated extraction can miss details. Towtal helps you find sales and their sources; the auction operator can confirm current availability and bidder requirements.