Help -It is correct "went sold"?

The apartment went sold.

You can say:
1. "The apartment was sold."

2. "The apartment went." - informal speech.

more examples:

"The apartment was sold at auction."

"The apartment was sold in an auction."
"The apartment went at auction." - informal.

"The apartment went in an auction." - informal.

These are all acceptable.

Here's a use that's different between the US and UK. In America, apartments are not sold; they are rented. If it is sold, it is a condominium.

An apartment building can be sold but not an individual apartment.

Another difference:
In Britain, a 'flat' is a single floored apartment.
In the USA it's a flat tyre. Not content with that difference, they spell it 'tire'.

Patrick LockerbyIn Britain, a 'flat' is a single floored apartment.

I lived in Milwaukee, Wisconsin for a few years. They call apartments 'flats' too. It is the only place in the US that I've seen this.

You win that round.
"What made Milwaukee famous made a loser out of me."
I think I'll just go home now, shall I?

thanks, that's good to know, but what about "went sold". I didn't get it if it's wrong or not.

Sorry, we got on a tanget. I would never say 'went sold'. I would say that it 'was sold'.