Is there a way to find out what vehicles have sold for at Copart in auctions that have already ended? I have a 2022 Transit Connect with a blown engine I am trying to get rid of (company vehicle). It's a FWD cargo with 88k on it.
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I’m pretty sure you can see all of that if you are a member. I used to be able to pull that up years ago, I only imagine it’s gotten better.
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The answer is no, unless you were the Seller or the Buyer. There was a third party capturing the auction data live, not sure if they still are. This is a link to the third party:
Of course the third party only have access to the closed auction price, not if the price met the reserve, not if the Seller and the Buyer negotiated a price and what that price was if reserve not met, and not all the fees.
The only exception is IAAI. Below is an example of an auction I participated in as a pre-bidder last week. If you were a pre-bidder, and lost the auction, and the reserve was met, IAAI will let you see what you lost the auction buy.
2022 STEALTH COBRA ALL ALUMINUM
- Stock#: 37001467
- VIN: 52LBE1629NE091217
- Des Moines
- Mar 12, 2024
- Lost By: $2,625.00
- Current Bid: $4,950.00
- Max Bid: $4,950.00
- Winning Bid: $7,575.00
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Some times you can just Google the VIN and find it. There are a bunch of weird third party websites that retain that info for certain vehicles.
I'm trying to figure out what the salvage value of a similar vehicle is. Fleet company has a buying service that offered $2,200 and I know it's worth way more than that.
That should bring $12-15K easy with a blown engine. Junkyard motors for that are $1000. Might be worth replacing and get a lot more for it.
That's what I was thinking, I was hoping to see a couple completed auctions to support my case.
As one member said, you may get lucky in a week or 2 and be able to find the sale price online by the VIN#. Or if you are a member and the first to see it listed for auction and first to bid $25.00 minimum you will get an email notifying you did not win the auction, and the final auction price.
I was just hoping to see what similar vehicles had sold for to get an idea of value.
Sorry, but your not going to get that opportunity. But I have found prior auction list sale prices on vehicles that I have done a google search on before, so you may get lucky so day.
And Phoenix is a tough market, I used to drive there from O.C. when I owned a bodyshop.
If you don’t own the company why?
You wouldn't want the company you work for to prosper?
I worked for an insurance company so we had a seller account and could get a Proquote using the VIN or searching year/make/model and that would give us an average as well as show a ton of individual sales with photos so you could compare the damage.
Find someone with a seller account to look it up for you. I would have thought a buyer account would show the same data but I guess not.
Find someone with a seller account to look it up for you. I would have thought a buyer account would show the same data but I guess not.
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