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Lots analyzed
- 78
Copart and IAAI, 12 months
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Average final bid
- $16,868
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over the 12 months before
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Against Hyundai
- +425%
every Hyundai averages $3,213
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Highest final bid
- $36,000
Copart sold 2.6% cheaper on average
Price trend
Hyundai Ioniq 9 average final bid by month
Copart
IAAI
Both
Lots
$0
$10k
$20k
$30k
October 2025
Copart$24,917 · 3
IAAI$18,300 · 1
Both$23,263 · 4
November 2025
Copart$15 · 1
IAAI$18,800 · 2
Both$12,538 · 3
December 2025
Copart-
IAAI$19,433 · 3
Both$19,433 · 3
January 2026
Copart$19,000 · 2
IAAI-
Both$19,000 · 2
February 2026
Copart$20,200 · 1
IAAI$6,800 · 1
Both$13,500 · 2
March 2026
Copart$14,150 · 2
IAAI$18,558 · 3
Both$16,795 · 5
April 2026
Copart-
IAAI$14,400 · 2
Both$14,400 · 2
May 2026
Copart$16,085 · 10
IAAI$17,820 · 5
Both$16,663 · 15
June 2026
Copart$15,125 · 4
IAAI$13,658 · 3
Both$14,496 · 7
July 2026
Copart$17,975 · 6
IAAI$21,175 · 4
Both$19,255 · 10
August 2026
Copart$18,710 · 10
IAAI$14,683 · 3
Both$17,781 · 13
September 2026
Copart$16,750 · 10
IAAI$16,838 · 2
Both$16,765 · 12
October 2026
Copart$16,033 · 3
IAAI$17,625 · 1
Both$16,431 · 4
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Lines: the average final bid of the month. Bars: the lots that sold, Copart under IAAI. Hover a month for the numbers.
Compare
Other Hyundai models
Elantra$2,523
Sonata$2,159
Santa Fe$3,746
Tucson$4,889
Accent$1,027
Kona$4,700
Palisade$10,658
Veloster$1,151
Genesis$1,291
Venue$3,628
IONIQ$4,414
Santa Cruz$7,438
How these numbers are made
- Every figure is a final bid: what a lot sold for at Copart or IAAI in the United States, without auction and delivery fees.
- Sales are counted once a month for every make, model, generation, model year and engine. A month on this page is the month the cars sold.
- "12 months" means the last twelve months shown; a change compares them with the twelve months before, and is shown only when both have enough lots.
- Placeholder bids that some feeds send (such as $999,999) are taken out before averaging. Encar is left out: its prices are dealer asks, not bids.
- Averages describe the market, not a single car: damage, title and mileage move the price of one lot far more than its year.
Last calculated November 3, 2026.