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Chrysler at auction

70,466 Chrysler sold at Copart and IAAI in the last 12 months. 69% ran and drove at the yard, and for 57% the repairs cost more than the car was worth. Browse past salvage and used Chrysler vehicles sold at US insurance auctions. Every listing shows the final bid, primary and secondary damage, title type, odometer, VIN and full specifications — plus the complete auction history of the car.

Last 12 months · updated October 14, 2026

69%
run and drive at the yard
94%
sold with keys
45%
damaged in two areas
18%
mileage marked as not actual
57%
repairs cost more than the car

Chrysler models: value before and after the damage

Value before damage (ACV) and auction price as a share of it, by model, last 12 months.

Model Sales Value before damage (ACV) Sold for, % of ACV
Town & Country 17,051 $4,452
14%
Pacifica 16,372 $14,573
29%
300 15,636 $8,600
18%
200 13,594 $5,436
12%
PT Cruiser 2,342 $2,925
11%
Sebring 2,065 $3,024
11%
Voyager 1,954 $15,260
22%
Aspen 412 $3,664
13%
Crossfire 365 $5,588
16%
300M 199 $2,850
10%
Concorde 178 $2,496
12%
LeBaron 93 $500
25%
LHS 70 $1,829
14%
New Yorker 55 $500
35%
Cirrus 37 $2,033
11%

What's left of the value

ACV is the car's market value right before the damage. The auction price as a share of it shows how much value the damage took.

Model year Value before damage (ACV) Sold for, % of ACV Typical mileage
2027 $35,675
59%
3,546 mi
2026 $35,340
52%
12,399 mi
2025 $31,006
52%
30,091 mi
2024 $27,300
44%
46,090 mi
2023 $24,559
34%
57,875 mi
2022 $20,984
29%
78,625 mi
2021 $18,008
26%
94,625 mi
2020 $15,894
23%
104,810 mi
2019 $14,228
23%
108,160 mi
2018 $12,533
24%
115,919 mi

Mileage and condition

Sales, value before damage and the share that still drove, by odometer reading.

Mileage Sales ACV Runs and drives
Under 30,000 mi 2,097 $32,024
68%
30,000–60,000 mi 3,970 $22,415
72%
60,000–100,000 mi 10,574 $13,038
74%
100,000–150,000 mi 19,708 $7,801
74%
150,000 mi and more 21,212 $4,425
75%

How heavy the damage is

Estimated repair cost as a share of ACV, and what the car sold for at that level.

Under 25% 2% 33%
25–50% 3% 27%
50–75% 13% 25%
75–100% 26% 19%
Over 100% 57% 12%

Bars show the share of sales; the right column is the price as % of ACV. Based on 43,913 sales with a repair estimate.

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Frequently asked questions

In the median case a Chrysler was worth $6,624 before the damage and sold at auction for 17% of that (70,466 sales in the last 12 months).

69% were listed as run and drive at the yard, and 94% came with keys.

For 18% of the Chrysler cars sold at auction the mileage was marked as not actual. A VIN history shows the readings recorded before the sale.

For 57% of the Chrysler cars with a repair estimate, the repairs cost more than the car's value before the damage.

Final bids depend on the model, year, damage and title. Each Chrysler lot below shows its exact final bid, so you can see real market results.

Open any lot for all auction photos, primary/secondary damage, title and sale-document group, odometer, VIN, engine, drivetrain, location and final result.

No — this is a read-only archive of past US salvage auctions. It shows historical results, not live listings.

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