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Hyundai Equus at auction
Past auction results for the Hyundai Equus from Copart and IAAI. Compare final bids across years, damage types and title statuses, with full photos, VIN and specs for every Hyundai Equus lot.
848
Lots archived
$1,284
Avg. final bid
$1,000
Median bid
95%
With keys
2011–2016
Year range
Most common damage:
Parte delantera, Parte trasera, Lateral .
Sold
$2,450
KMHGH4JH2FU095077
·
Copart
71481054
111,373 mi · Front end · Salvage title
Sold
$725
KMHGH4JF7BU028886
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Copart
71479314
132,078 mi · Minor dents & scratches · Salvage title
Sold
$1,800
KMHGH4JHXGU106151
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Copart
65985024
92,629 mi · Rear end · Salvage title
Sold
$1,150
KMHGH4JH7EU082551
·
Copart
51662824
129,260 mi · Front end · Salvage title
Sold
$2,050
KMHGH4JH7FU092403
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Copart
43923784
88,030 mi · Rear end
Sold
$2,500
KMHGH4JHXGU101564
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Copart
71832393
102,830 mi · Minor dents & scratches
Sold
$425
KMHGH4JH0FU096289
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Copart
66770052
310,062 mi · Rear end
Frequently asked questions
What is the average auction price of a Hyundai Equus?
Prices vary by year and condition. Browse the lots below — each shows the final bid — to gauge what the Hyundai Equus sells for.
Can I see Hyundai Equus lots by year?
Yes. Use the year links on this page to narrow the Hyundai Equus down to a specific model year.
Are Hyundai Equus salvage cars worth buying?
It depends on the damage, title and repair cost shown on each lot. The archive lets you study past Hyundai Equus results before deciding.
