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Hyundai Equus at auction

Cararam archives 1,251 US salvage auction results for Hyundai Equus. Based on 1,179 recorded USD final bids, the median final bid is $1,100. The most common recorded damage category is front end. Median recorded odometer across 819 actual readings is 115,537 mi. Past US salvage auction results for the Hyundai Equus. Compare final bids across years, damage types and title statuses, with full photos, VIN and specs for every Hyundai Equus lot.

Auction data

1,251
Archived lots
1,179
Recorded final bids
$1,100
Median final bid

1,179 records

$1,452
Average final bid

1,179 records

$600 – $1,900
Typical bid range
115,537 mi
Median odometer

819 records

95%
Lots with keys

Most common damage

  • Front end — 49%
  • Rear end — 13%
  • Side — 8%

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Results by year

Year Lots Median bid
2016 165 $1,625
2015 153 $1,450
2014 353 $1,275
2013 221 $1,050
2012 166 $1,000
2011 193 $625

Equus by year

Hyundai models

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Frequently asked questions

Across 1,179 recorded USD final bids in this archive, the median is $1,100 and the average is $1,452.

The most frequently recorded category is front end, at 49% of the archived lots.

The median actual odometer reading across 819 records is 115,537 mi.

Prices vary by year and condition. Browse the lots below — each shows the final bid — to gauge what the Hyundai Equus sells for.

Yes. Use the year links on this page to narrow the Hyundai Equus down to a specific model year.

It depends on the damage, title and repair cost shown on each lot. The archive lets you study past Hyundai Equus results before deciding.

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