2015 Porsche 911 Carrera
Copart 70147476 WP0AA2A93FS106479
Side · 52,797 mi · Van Nuys, CA, USA
The archive shows the sale. The VIN record shows the rest: title brands, accident reports, odometer entries and owner count.
WP0AF2A92GS192080
Open the VIN record2016 Porsche 911 GT3 RS
The archive shows the sale. The VIN record shows the rest: title brands, accident reports, odometer entries and owner count.
WP0AF2A92GS192080
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Copart 70147476 WP0AA2A93FS106479
Side · 52,797 mi · Van Nuys, CA, USA
Copart 70788926 WP0AD2A98MS257791
All over · 10,171 mi · Philadelphia, PA, USA
Copart 67357816 WP0CA29991S652502
Rear end · 33,893 mi · Hartford, CT, USA
IAAI 45758561 WP0AA29905S717511
Fresh water flood · 119,684 mi · Fresno, CA, USA
The archive shows the sale. The VIN record shows the rest: title brands, accident reports, odometer entries and owner count.
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Open its make, model and model year. The page shows the median and average final bid across every sale in the archive for that group, plus the quartiles, so you see the sold-price spread rather than one number.
Damage severity, whether the keys are present, the title brand and the yard the car sat in. Each lot lists all four beside its final bid, which is how you learn to read the spread.
It is the closing bid recorded by the auction. Buyer fees, transport, storage and repair sit on top and vary by yard and by buyer, so the total cost is always higher than the final bid.
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