The auction brochure
What is this?
Every public auction has a digital brochure: a browsable catalogue of its lots, built automatically from the auction.
How does it work?
- Open it with View brochure on the auction, or on its card in Auctions.
- The cover shows the auction’s dates and lot count; the lot index lists every lot — search by lot number, year, make or model.
- Each lot page shows the photos, key specifications, a summary of the seller’s disclosures and the live status.
- Live values (current bid, bid count, reserve met, result) can change at any moment; the lot page is always authoritative.
What do I need to do?
- Choose a lot in the index, or type its number in Go.
- To bid, choose Bid on this lot / View lot — bidding happens on the real lot page, never in the brochure.
What happens next?
Use Previous and Next (or ← and →) to turn pages. Choose Print / Save as PDF in the toolbar, then your browser’s printer or Save as PDF destination; the current brochure view is printed. Upcoming/preview index rows show starting bids and opening times; live rows show current bids and a countdown; ended rows show the public result. Printed values are a snapshot, so scan the QR code to check the current lot.
Last reviewed October 7, 2026
Related
- QR codes in the brochureEach lot page has a QR code that opens that lot on RideAuction; the cover has one for the auction itself.
- How auctions workRegular auctions follow their event schedule and lot order. A 60-Minute Auction has its own single-unit opening and initial one-hour bidding window; later stages or extensions can change its final close.
- Place Bid, Max Bid or Jump The Bid?Three ways to bid: the next minimum now, a private maximum RideAuction bids up to for you, or your whole amount at once.
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