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Copart & IAAI auction archive in South Carolina: final bids and sold prices

Copart and IAAI auction results from yards in South Carolina. Final bids move with the yard as well as with the car — buyer density, transport distance and local title rules all leave a mark — so the South Carolina sales below are the right comparison set if you are buying or selling in that market.

Final bid VIN Copart IAAI
2023 Kia Rio LX
Sold
$3,700

2023 Kia Rio LX

Copart 64424806 3KPA24ADXPE534549

Side · 32,848 mi · Spartanburg, SC, USA

Salvage title · Keys Sep 23, 2026
2022 BMW M3
Sold
$37,250

2022 BMW M3

Copart 61988726 WBS53AY08NFM19895

Front end · 26,185 mi · Spartanburg, SC, USA

Salvage title · Keys Sep 23, 2026
2009 Toyota Venza
Sold
$3,350

2009 Toyota Venza

Copart 58008236 4T3ZK11A19U012326

Water/flood · 171,109 mi · North Charleston, SC,...

Salvage title · Keys Sep 23, 2026
197,828
Auctions on record
$3,459
Average final bid
$1,750
Median final bid
94%
Sold with keys
1950–2026
Model years

Most common damage at sale: წინა ნაწილი, უკანა ნაწილი, გვერდი.

Auction archive FAQ

Do cars sell for less at auction in South Carolina?

Sometimes, and it is worth measuring rather than assuming. The final bids here are all from South Carolina yards, so compare them with the same model elsewhere in the archive before you decide where to buy.

Why would I care which South Carolina yard a car sold from?

Because transport is real money. A cheap final bid at a distant South Carolina yard can cost more delivered than a dearer one nearby, and the location is printed on every auction record.

Are these South Carolina auction results current?

They are the final bids these South Carolina auctions actually closed at, with the sale date on each lot. Weight the recent ones more heavily when you build a comparison.

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