Cararam archives 4 Copart and IAAI auction results for Lotus Evora 400. Based on 4 recorded USD final bids, the median final bid is $26,700. The most common recorded damage category is front end. Records span Nov 19, 2024 to Sep 3, 2026. Past auction results for the Lotus Evora 400 from Copart and IAAI. Compare final bids across years, damage types and title statuses, with full photos, VIN and specs for every Lotus Evora 400 lot.
4 records
4 records
| Year | Lots | Bids recorded | Median bid | Average bid |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2017 | 4 | 4 | $26,700 | $25,875 |
SCCLMDVN4HHA10753 Copart 63100426
27,200 mi · Front end · Salvage title
SCCLMDVN5HHA10728 IAAI 44844447
4,332 mi · Rear end
SCCLMDVN2HHA10606 Copart 73696794
13,424 mi · Water/flood · Non-repairable
SCCLMDVN4HHA20067 Copart 76632804
30,141 mi · Side · Salvage title
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See a sample report first →4 archived Copart and IAAI lots, with auction dates from Nov 19, 2024 to Sep 3, 2026.
Across 4 recorded USD final bids in this archive, the median is $26,700 and the average is $25,875.
The most frequently recorded category is front end, at 25% of the archived lots.
Prices vary by year and condition. Browse the lots below — each shows the final bid — to gauge what the Lotus Evora 400 sells for.
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