Jysk Auktion
- Open to private buyers
Jysk Auktion is a Danish auction house at Stalmosevej 2 in Sunds, in the middle of Jutland, running machine and car auctions online. Its catalogues are organised as named sales rather than a continuous feed — a fixed monthly car auction, a combined general sale, an estate auction covering forestry and agriculture, and bankruptcy auctions over the assets of a specific named company. The house states it brokers sales across Europe, so buyers are not expected to be Danish.
What you can buy
- Cars: the fixed monthly bilauktion, which runs on its own schedule each month.
- Machinery: the maskinauktion side of the business — plant and workshop equipment.
- Forestry and agricultural equipment: sold through estate (dødsbo) auctions.
- Bankruptcy stock: whole-company auctions, for example the sale over the former assets of H-Biler A/S.
- General consignments: combined sales (samleauktion) held at specific postcodes around Jutland.
How the bidding works
Create a user account, and note that the car auction has its own separate registration (tilmelding til bilauktion) — signing up for the site is not the same as being approved to bid on vehicles. Catalogues are chosen from a list, so you browse a named sale rather than the whole site. The house publishes its conditions, freight arrangements and an "udrykker" service page, and offers non-binding valuations to sellers.
What to check before you bid
Several sales are held at addresses other than Sunds — the combined auctions are advertised by postcode, and a bankruptcy sale takes place where the failed company's assets are. Confirm the location and the collection window before bidding, because Jutland distances are real. Read the conditions page: Danish auction houses commonly add a buyer's premium and charge VAT on top of the hammer price, and estate and bankruptcy lots are sold as they stand. If you are buying from outside Denmark, ask about freight early — the house arranges it, but it is priced per lot.
