$125
1988 Toyota MR2
Copart 68402996 JT2AW16J20125052
Burn · 0 mi · San Diego, CA, USA
Salvage title
Sep 29, 2026
2000 Toyota MR2 — VIN ZZW300002168
Copart lot #64687596
Front end · 176,813 mi · North Charleston, SC, USA
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Final bid
$3,000
Sold Sold at auction Sep 16, 2026
Auction result
- Sale date
- Sep 16, 2026
- Location
- North Charleston, SC, USA
- Sale status
- Sold
- Condition
- Run & drive
- Reserve met
- Yes
- Est. repair
- $9,380
- Actual cash value
- $12,506
- Seller
- USAA · trusted
Vehicle details
- VIN
- ZZW300002168
- Lot #
- Copart 64687596
- Odometer
- 176,813 mi
- Year
- 2000
- Body color
- Silver
- Interior color
- Black
- Transmission
- Manual
- Vehicle type
- Automobile
- Primary damage
- Front end
- Title
- Salvage title
- Keys
- Yes
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