CarBid Georgia

CarBid is a Georgian vehicle auction with a notably broad make list — beyond the usual European and Japanese cars it carries Soviet-era and regional marques (GAZ, MAZ, KrAZ, KamAZ, UAZ, VAZ, MTZ, Moskvich) alongside plant manufacturers such as Caterpillar, Komatsu, JCB, Bobcat and New Holland, and trailer builders like Schmitz, Krone and Kögel. That mix tells you what the Georgian market actually trades.

What you can buy

• Passenger cars, from mainstream European and Japanese brands to regional ones.
• Trucks and tractor units.
• Buses and coaches.
• Motorcycles and quads.
• Construction and agricultural machinery, including excavators, loaders, graders and tractors.
• Trailers and semi-trailers, plus specialist bodies.
• Spare parts, in a separate section.

How the bidding works

Registration is split at the door between ფიზიკური პირი (natural person) and იურიდიული პირი (legal entity), so private buyers and companies both have a route in. The catalogue is browsable by make before you register. The site offers Georgian, English and Russian.

What to check before you bid

The rules page (წესები) is where the deposit, buyer's costs and payment deadlines are set out, and it is worth reading before registering rather than after winning. Georgia is outside the EU, so exporting a vehicle bought here is a full import at the other end. For plant and agricultural machinery, condition reports are thin — inspection matters more than usual.