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Auction price index

What cars really sell for at Copart and IAAI

Final bids of 6M US auction lots from the last 12 months: the price index, the makes and models that sell most, what a model year is worth and where the prices move.

Top makes Price by model year

Average final bid · October 2026

$4,043

-2.7%vs last month -1.4%vs a year ago

Nov '24Oct '26

Copart
$4,137
IAAI
$3,899
Lots
413K
Lots analyzed
6M
Copart and IAAI, 12 months
Average final bid
$4,032
-1.9% over the 12 months before
Cheaper auction
IAAI
12% lower average final bid
Record sale
$1,655,000
2021 Bugatti Chiron

Price index

Average final bid, month by month

Copart IAAI Both Lots

Lines: the average final bid of the month. Bars: the lots that sold, Copart under IAAI. Hover a month for the numbers.

Makes

The makes that sell most

Last 12 months, by lots sold. Open a make for its models.

# Make Average bid Copart IAAI 12 months Year on year
1 Ford $3,814 $3,843 $3,773 +2.4% For sale
2 Toyota $4,789 $5,043 $4,416 -4.0% For sale
3 Chevrolet $3,507 $3,642 $3,320 -5.2% For sale
4 Honda $3,528 $3,699 $3,295 +3.8% For sale
5 Nissan $2,387 $2,486 $2,245 -4.7% For sale
6 Hyundai $3,213 $3,274 $3,123 +3.0% For sale
7 Kia $3,201 $3,391 $2,912 -0.5% For sale
8 Jeep $4,073 $4,228 $3,847 -7.8% For sale
9 Dodge $2,668 $2,813 $2,470 -8.0% For sale
10 Subaru $2,866 $3,008 $2,651 -7.7% For sale
11 GMC $5,298 $5,621 $4,826 -2.6% For sale
12 BMW $7,460 $7,887 $6,769 +1.7% For sale
13 Mercedes-Benz $7,710 $8,179 $6,890 -5.0% For sale
14 Volkswagen $2,947 $3,091 $2,743 -4.3% For sale
15 Mazda $3,277 $3,362 $3,153 +3.5% For sale
Every make with statistics
Acura$3,283 Alfa Romeo$5,633 Aprilia$2,633 Aston Martin$39,228 Audi$6,029 Bentley$27,473 BMW$7,460 Buick$2,058 Cadillac$4,248 Can-Am/ Brp$7,148 Chevrolet$3,507 Chrysler$2,394 Dodge$2,668 Ducati$3,952 Ferrari$103,397 Fiat$1,013 Ford$3,814 Genesis$10,514 Geo$441 GMC$5,298 Harley-Davidson$3,476 Honda$3,528 Hummer$2,058 Hyundai$3,213 IC$2,321 Infiniti$2,670 International$5,736 Isuzu$4,059 Jaguar$3,560 Jeep$4,073 Kawasaki$1,914 Kia$3,201 KTM$2,335 Lamborghini$115,601 Land Rover$9,329 Lexus$6,632 Lincoln$3,064 Lucid$14,547 Maserati$7,150 Mazda$3,277 Mercedes-Benz$7,710 Mercury$505 MINI$2,008 Mitsubishi$3,014 Nissan$2,387 Oldsmobile$601 Plymouth$1,776 Polaris$5,768 Polestar$7,580 Pontiac$682 Porsche$15,631 RAM$7,460 Rivian$19,398 Rolls-Royce$70,810 Saab$520 Saturn$348 Scion$927 Smart$936 Subaru$2,866 Suzuki$1,262 Tesla$8,865 Toyota$4,789 Triumph$1,746 Vespa$699 Victory$1,363 Volkswagen$2,947 Volvo$5,173 Yamaha$2,224

Models

Most sold models

Average final bid and its last 12 months.

  1. 1 -6.3% Toyota Camry $3,876 169K lots
  2. 2 +2.4% Honda Civic $3,055 152K lots
  3. 3 +2.4% Ford F-150 $5,726 148K lots
  4. 4 -1.1% Honda Accord $2,887 147K lots
  5. 5 -6.0% Toyota Corolla $3,127 145K lots
  6. 6 -5.3% Ford Escape $2,055 124K lots
  7. 7 -9.2% Chevrolet Silverado $5,893 120K lots
  8. 8 -7.2% Nissan Altima $2,035 112K lots
  9. 9 +4.7% Honda CR-V $5,134 107K lots
  10. 10 -4.5% Toyota RAV 4 $6,311 99K lots
  11. 11 +4.1% Hyundai Elantra $2,523 97K lots
  12. 12 -7.4% Nissan Rogue $2,739 96K lots

By model year

What a model year is worth

CopartIAAI

Average final bid of the last 12 months by the car's model year. Hover a year for the numbers, click it for the lots of that year on sale now.

What age does to the price

Average final bid by the car's age, against a one-year-old car.

  1. 1 year2025 $12,241base
  2. 3 years2023 $9,36176%
  3. 5 years2021 $7,31660%
  4. 8 years2018 $4,20334%
  5. 12 years2014 $1,78015%
  6. 20 years2006 $9097%

Climbing

Prices going up

  1. 1 Cadillac De Ville 1,503 lots · $572 +34.3%
  2. 2 Buick Century 1,482 lots · $313 +21.8%
  3. 3 Kawasaki Zx 1,916 lots · $2,651 +17.3%
  4. 4 Chevrolet Cavalier 1,015 lots · $266 +16.4%
  5. 5 Chevrolet S-10 Pickup 3,309 lots · $807 +15.7%
  6. 6 Ford Ranger 21K lots · $3,787 +14.7%

Cooling

Prices going down

  1. 1 Nissan NV200 2,994 lots · $2,090 -37.7%
  2. 2 Mercedes-Benz SL-klasse 1,448 lots · $4,765 -30.1%
  3. 3 Toyota Prius c 4,693 lots · $1,570 -28.6%
  4. 4 Chevrolet Bolt EUV 2,482 lots · $4,416 -27.7%
  5. 5 Nissan NV 2,894 lots · $2,433 -24.7%
  6. 6 Mercedes-Benz CLS-klasse 1,409 lots · $3,662 -24.2%

Average final bid of the last 12 months against the 12 months before, models with at least 1,000 lots in both.

Top end

Highest average bids

Models with 100+ lots

  1. 1 Lamborghini Huracán 116 lots $118,430
  2. 2 Lamborghini Urus 191 lots $113,775
  3. 3 Mercedes-Benz G-klasse AMG 130 lots $60,977
  4. 4 BMW XM 105 lots $60,052
  5. 5 Mercedes-Benz G-klasse AMG 6x6 102 lots $56,085
  6. 6 Audi R8 116 lots $55,823
  7. 7 Mercedes-Benz G-klasse 592 lots $50,174
  8. 8 Nissan GT-R 130 lots $47,214

Budget

Lowest average bids

Models with 1,000+ lots

  1. 1 Chevrolet Cavalier 1,015 lots $266
  2. 2 Saturn ION 1,279 lots $291
  3. 3 Chrysler PT Cruiser 2,247 lots $313
  4. 4 Buick Century 1,482 lots $313
  5. 5 Mitsubishi Galant 1,135 lots $328
  6. 6 Chrysler Sebring 1,986 lots $330
  7. 7 Chevrolet Cobalt 3,974 lots $333
  8. 8 Pontiac G6 2,467 lots $333

Copart vs IAAI

Which auction sells each make cheaper

Copart cheaperIAAI cheaper
  • Ford $3,843 $3,773 IAAI 1.8% lower
  • Toyota $5,043 $4,416 IAAI 12.4% lower
  • Chevrolet $3,642 $3,320 IAAI 8.8% lower
  • Honda $3,699 $3,295 IAAI 10.9% lower
  • Nissan $2,486 $2,245 IAAI 9.7% lower
  • Hyundai $3,274 $3,123 IAAI 4.6% lower
  • Kia $3,391 $2,912 IAAI 14.1% lower
  • Jeep $4,228 $3,847 IAAI 9.0% lower
  • Dodge $2,813 $2,470 IAAI 12.2% lower
  • Subaru $3,008 $2,651 IAAI 11.9% lower
  • GMC $5,621 $4,826 IAAI 14.1% lower
  • BMW $7,887 $6,769 IAAI 14.2% lower
  • Mercedes-Benz $8,179 $6,890 IAAI 15.8% lower
  • Volkswagen $3,091 $2,743 IAAI 11.3% lower

Average final bid of each make over the last 12 months; the bar grows towards the cheaper auction.

Record sales

The most expensive lots

Highest single final bids of the last 12 months, one per model

  1. 1 $1,655,000 2021 Bugatti Chiron Copart · November 2025Open the lot
  2. 2 $537,000 2023 Ferrari Copart · May 2026See the model
  3. 3 $499,500 2025 Lamborghini Revuelto IAAI · December 2025Open the lot
  4. 4 $439,000 2018 Porsche 911 Copart · July 2026Open the lot
  5. 5 $391,000 2020 Lamborghini Aventador Copart · December 2025Open the lot

Vehicle types

Not only cars

Share of the lots and average bid

Bars on a square-root scale so the small types stay visible. Open a type for its lots on sale.

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.