Judicial auction refers to the procedure wherein people's courts, during the enforcement of civil cases, either autonomously conduct or entrust auction companies to publicly dispose of a debtor's property to satisfy creditor claims. Courts auction vehicles lawfully seized or confiscated—typically when defendants lack funds to repay debts, prompting courts to inventory defendants' assets per plaintiffs' requests and seize or confiscate their vehicles ex officio, or when vehicles serve as instruments of crime and are confiscated by law.

  CnOpenData’s Judicial Auction Data of Vehicles encompasses motor vehicles, vessels, aircraft, and other transportation types, structured into four key tables: Basic Information Table of Vehicles, Bidding Information Record Table, Auction Announcement Table, and Subject Matter Information Table. These tables comprehensively cover fields including court name, province, current price, starting price, forced sale price, market price, number of registered participants/spectators, auction start/end time, payment methods, contact person, and subject matter details, providing robust data support for related research.

Time Coverage

July 2012 to June 30, 2025

Data Scale

Judicial Auction Data of Vehicles

Judicial Auction Data of Vehicles

Field Display

Sample Data

Basic Information Table of Vehicles

Bidding Information Record Table

Auction Announcement Table

Subject Matter Information Table

Relevant Literature

  • PAN Yue, JI Xiangge, YANG Lingling et al., 2023: Online Judicial Auctions and Credit Resource Allocation, Journal of Financial Research, Issue 11.

Data Update Frequency

Annual updates