The assets of one of Bristol's biggest car dealerships went up for auction this week after it stopped trading suddenly just days before Christmas.
Around 80 members of staff lost their jobs after Simonstone Motor Company, on Bath Road, Brislington, went under in December.
The firm was one of Bristol’s main dealerships for Fiat, Jeep, Alfa Romeo and Abarth car makes.
This week, the company's assets were auctioned by AMS auctions in what has been described as a "very successful sale" which sparked "significant interest".
A total of 435 items belonging to Simonstone went under the hammer this week.
Among the items on offer were two 2019 Jeep Renegade Longitute Estate and three Fiat vans.
All sorts of equipment including a tyre changing machine, charger starters and air conditioning machines were also up for auction.
AMS auctions listed for sale laptops, computer screens and printers, together with other office equipment such as desks, chairs and filing cabinets.
You can see the full list of items on auction at AMS auctions website here.
At the time of the closure, many people reacted to the news with sadness.
Unconfirmed reports in December stated that sales staff had to contact customers who had paid deposits for new cars to tell them the news, and left them waiting to hear back from finance companies to see if they would get their deposits back.
