The Italian government has set up an eBay page
to auction off non-essential government sedans, which have become a
symbol of the state's wasteful spending.
Premier Matteo Renzi has pledged to sell 151 vehicles by April 16.
The eBay page on Thursday promised the first 25 vehicles would go online "in the coming hours."
Among the offerings, according to business daily Il Sole 24 Ore: a 2007 Alfa Romeo, with a starting price of 5,000 euros ($A7,480).
Renzi modelled the auction on one he organised as Florence mayor.
His predecessors in Rome have reduced the number of official cars almost by half, to 6200, in the past four years.
Read more: Italy sets up eBay page to sell govt cars | The Australian
Premier Matteo Renzi has pledged to sell 151 vehicles by April 16.
The eBay page on Thursday promised the first 25 vehicles would go online "in the coming hours."
Among the offerings, according to business daily Il Sole 24 Ore: a 2007 Alfa Romeo, with a starting price of 5,000 euros ($A7,480).
Renzi modelled the auction on one he organised as Florence mayor.
His predecessors in Rome have reduced the number of official cars almost by half, to 6200, in the past four years.
Read more: Italy sets up eBay page to sell govt cars | The Australian
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