Vehicles for Sale

Beacon Credit Union wants to offer you the opportunity to bid on these great vehicles before they go to auction.

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Lighting the Way to Your Next Vehicle

Submit a bid for a vehicle listed
below or apply for financing

Explore our selection of vehicles for sale and find dependable options backed by fair pricing, local service, and financing you can trust.

Vehicles are sold by a sealed bid process and are sold as is. All vehicles can be reviewed by appointment only. Please note that Beacon Credit Union reserves the right to a final review of all bids received. Beacon may accept or reject any bid whether or not the reserve price has been met.

There are no vehicles for sale at this time.

Online Sealed Bid​

Fill out this online form to submit your bid on one of the below vehicles.

Submit At A Branch​

Download this form, fill it out and place it inside an envelope. Submit your bid at any Beacon Credit Union branch. If you have questions, please call 434.237.1566.

Vehicle Financing​

Need financing for a vehicle listed?

NADA Auto Guides

Review NADA Guide Pricing before submitting a bid. Bids lower than the NADA values on any vehicle will not be accepted.
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