Military surplus Humvees are legally available to civilians for $10,000-$30,000 through GovPlanet auctions, but getting one street-legal involves navigating bureaucratic warfare that makes actual ...

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - They're known as MRAPs, mine-resistant ambush-protected vehicles. The United States military pays $700,000 each for them, uses them on the battlefield, and then "loans" them to ...

In this episode of Murphys Diesel, I undertake the challenge of transporting a massive, broken 10X10 HEMTT military truck acquired from a military auction. To achieve this, I've secured a second truck ...

Back in the dog days of the financial crisis, as the U.S. government pledged tens of billions of your tax dollars to try (and fail) to keep General Motors out of bankruptcy, the automaker acquired a ...

Vehicles may only be sold to non-UTSA organizations or individuals through an online or public auction conducted by Surplus Property. UTSA retains all sales proceeds to support operations. Since UTSA ...

SAN DIEGO (AP) - San Diego's school district plans to return a military surplus vehicle obtained by its police department after negative reaction. San Diego Unified School District Superintendent ...