There are two lots of 18 Fiat units out of service, made available so that individuals or companies can give them new uses such as restaurants or tourist accommodations, for example. The units will have a base price of $12,750,000 and the proceeds will be invested in different projects.
Buenos Aires SE Subways (SBASE) put up for auction 18 Fiat cars, manufactured in 1980, which are no longer in use and which circulated for years on different lines of the network.
This is rolling stock that is out of service due to technical and technological limitations and, therefore, will not circulate again. The units will have a base price of $12,750,000 and the proceeds will be invested in different projects.
To participate, interested individuals or companies must comply with the bases and conditions found on the SBASE website (https://buenosaires.gob.ar/subastas-publicas). There you will also find photographs of the rolling stock, its description and condition.
There are two lots of 18 Fiat units out of service, made available so that individuals or companies can give them new uses such as restaurants or tourist accommodation..jpg
Only those who have sent the requested documentation will be authorized to make inquiries, visit the site and submit an offer. The opening of envelopes for the public auction will take place on Friday, November 8 at 12 noon. The highest bid will be the winner, being responsible for the transportation costs of the cars that are in the Polvorín Workshop.
In case of queries, interested parties may request more information by email [email protected]up to four days before the auction.
These Fiat cars circulated for years on different subway lines and were replaced by more modern, safe and comfortable trains, in order to continue with the renewal of the entire fleet and offer better service to passengers.
This procedure allows disused cars to be given different destinations. Among the most common are transforming them into homes, ateliers, restaurants, tourist accommodations or country houses. Also, there are fans who look for them for their private collections.
Source: Ambito
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