2017 Volkswagen Tiguan
VIN WVGBV7AX5HK053089
- Front end
- 80,942 mi
- Top bid $3,700
Auction car archive search by VIN
Photos and details of cars sold at US insurance and salvage auctions, one page per VIN.
- Every auction photo
- Damage type explained
- Free VIN decode
- Owners can remove listings
- 1-3Manufacturer and country
- 4-8Model, body and engine
- 9Check digit (catches typos)
- 10Model year
- 11Assembly plant
- 12-17Serial number
Every auction record, tied to one VIN
Each vehicle on Auction Cars Blog has its own page: the photos taken at the auction, the reported damage, the odometer reading, the last bid and the date of sale. Enter the 17-character VIN to find a record, or browse by make and model.
Browse all carsHow it works
Enter the VIN
The VIN is the 17-character code on the dashboard, the door frame and the title. Type it in the search box.
See the photos
Look through every photo from the sale and read what the damage type means in plain English.
Check the details
Odometer, last bid, sale date and the decoded vehicle specification, all on one page.
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2020 MINI Cooper Convertible
VIN WMWWJ5C09L3L03634
- Minor dent/scratches
- 23,324 mi
- Top bid $7,400
2018 Mercedes-Benz E-Class AMG E43
VIN WDDZF6EB5JA396446
- Front end
- 25,096 mi (Actual)
- Top bid $26,000
2017 Lexus RX
VIN 2T2BZMCA5HC056247
- Front end
- 27,500 mi
- Top bid $17,500
2023 Volvo XC60
VIN YV4L12RA5P1217692
- Rear end
- 11,541 mi
2020 Volvo XC90
VIN YV4A22PK9L1573394
- Front end
- 40,391 mi
2025 Volvo XC90
VIN YV4062PF0S1296877
- Front end
- 8,546 mi
2020 Porsche Cayenne
VIN WP1AA2AY9LDA03086
- Front end
- 37,431 mi
The database in numbers
32vehicle records
16makes
$17,500median last bid
11 Aug 2023most recent sale
Common questions
What information does Auction Cars Blog show?
For each vehicle: the VIN, year, make and model, the reported damage, the odometer reading, the last bid, the date of sale and the photos from the sale, plus a decoded specification of the VIN.
Where do the records come from?
The records describe vehicles that were offered at US auto auctions, mostly insurance and salvage sales. Auction Cars Blog is an independent website and is not affiliated with any auction house.
How do I find a vehicle?
Type the full 17-character VIN into the search box. You can also browse by make and model from the Manufacturers page.
Is the information up to date?
Each record shows the vehicle as it was at the time of the sale. The vehicle may have been repaired or changed since then.
Does a record here mean the car is unsafe?
No. A record only shows what was reported at the sale. Before buying any used vehicle, get an independent inspection and an official vehicle history report.
I own this vehicle. Can the record be removed?
Yes, free of charge. See Remove a vehicle record.