Cararam archives 9 Copart and IAAI auction results for 2021 Lotus Evora. Based on 8 recorded USD final bids, the median final bid is $24,775. The most common recorded damage category is front end. Records span Mar 20, 2025 to Jul 2, 2026. Past Copart and IAAI auction results for the 2021 Lotus Evora. See final bids, damage, title status, odometer and full photos for each 2021 Lotus Evora lot.
8 records
8 records
SCCLMDDN9MHA10517 Copart 52433806
4,525 mi · Front end · Salvage title
SCCLMDDN7MHA21208 IAAI 44233556
19,192 mi · Front end
SCCLMDDN0MHA10373 Copart 56507195
3,936 mi · Water/flood · Salvage title
SCCLMDDN4MHA10098 Copart 67108385
3,574 mi · Rear end · Salvage title
SCCLMDDN5MHA20767 Copart 81023065
0 mi · Burn — interior · Non-repairable
SCCLMDDN2MHA10374 Copart 59739785
5,896 mi · Front end · Salvage title
SCCLMDDN5MHA10403 Copart 52484955
0 mi · Front end · Salvage title
SCCLMDDN0MHA10373 Copart 73548304
3,936 mi · Front end · Salvage title
SCCLMDDN1MHA10513 IAAI 41491400
18,170 mi · Front end
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See a sample report first →9 archived Copart and IAAI lots, with auction dates from Mar 20, 2025 to Jul 2, 2026.
Across 8 recorded USD final bids in this archive, the median is $24,775 and the average is $25,469.
The most frequently recorded category is front end, at 67% of the archived lots.
Each 2021 Lotus Evora lot below shows its final bid — the clearest guide to current salvage and used values for that year.
Review the primary and secondary damage, title type, odometer (and whether it’s actual), keys and airbag status before bidding.