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Chevrolet Classic auction prices

Final bids of 222 Chevrolet Classic lots at Copart and IAAI over the last 12 months: the price month by month and by model year, generation and engine.

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Average final bid · October 2026

$261

-30.0%vs last month +28.1%vs a year ago

Nov '24Oct '26

Copart
$269
IAAI
$250
Lots
24
Lots analyzed
222
Copart and IAAI, 12 months
Average final bid
$283
- over the 12 months before
Against Chevrolet
-92%
every Chevrolet averages $3,507
Highest final bid
$1,800
IAAI sold 14.6% cheaper on average

Price trend

Chevrolet Classic average final bid 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.

Generations

By generation

Newest first, 12 months

Engines

By engine

Most sold first, 12 months

  • 2.2L I-4 DOHC, 140HP $262127 lots
  • 2.2L 4 $26681 lots

Record sales

The most expensive Classic lots

Highest single final bids of the last 12 months

  1. 1 $1,800 2004 Chevrolet Classic IAAI · June 2026Open the lot
  2. 2 $1,450 1974 Chevrolet Classic Copart · March 2026Open the lot
  3. 3 $1,300 1957 Chevrolet Classic Copart · September 2026Open the lot
  4. 4 $1,100 Chevrolet Classic Copart · December 2025Open the lot
  5. 5 $750 Chevrolet Classic Copart · September 2026Open the lot

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Other Chevrolet models

Silverado$5,892 Equinox$2,708 Malibu$1,822 Cruze$813 Traverse$3,549 Impala$947 Trax$3,136 Tahoe$5,472 Colorado$5,329 Camaro$4,408 Express$2,713 TrailBlazer$3,684

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.