BOC auctions 7 Discaya luxury cars

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Title Rolls-Royce Luxury Cars Up for Grabs BOC Auctions 7 Discaya Vehicles Worth P200 Million

Serendipity can lead to unexpected and delightful discoveries. For the Bureau of Customs (BOC), this means uncovering a treasure trove of luxury cars worth millions, which they are now putting up for auction. On November 20th, seven high-end vehicles seized from contractors Curlee and Sarah Discaya will be sold to the highest bidder.

As part of their commitment to transparency, restitution, and revenue recovery through the enforcement of Customs laws, the BOC is hosting a public auction. The luxury cars included in the sale are a 2022 Toyota Tundra, 2023 Toyota Sequoia, 2023 Rolls-Royce Cullinan, 2022 Mercedes-Benz G63 AMG, 2019 Mercedes-Benz G500 (Brabus), 2021 Lincoln Navigator L, and a 2022 Bentley Bentayga.

Each vehicle has a minimum floor price ranging from P5 to P45 million, with the Rolls-Royce Cullinan having the highest floor price at P45.314 million. The BOC estimates that this auction will generate around P200 million in revenue.

What's more interesting is that the Discayas themselves have decided not to contest the auction and instead filed a voluntary forfeiture. This means that five interested bidders have already registered and paid for their registration fee.

The public auction will take place at the Situation Room of the Office of the Commissioner (OCOM) building in Port Area, Manila, on November 20th at 1000 am. According to Customs Administrative Order 010-07, all items under the custody of the Customs bureau must be sold via public auction unless specified otherwise.

If you're an automobile enthusiast or looking for a unique investment opportunity, this is definitely something worth keeping an eye out for!

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