Salvage 2000 BMW K1200 for sale
Browse 4 salvage 2000 BMW K1200 vehicles from IAA and Copart — live auctions and ended sales, with photos, VIN, damage and last bid.
Copart USA
Copart USA2003 BMW K1200, GT
WB10558A23ZK00810 · 61088776
44 cylManual
- Seller
- GEICO
- Primary damage
- Burn
- Storage location
- Opa Locka, FL
- Title status
- Salvage
Pre-loss value US$3,789
Nov 10, 2026
No bids yet
Open for bidding
Copart USA
2006 BMW K1200, S
WB10591A86ZM28560 · 68224306
44 cylManual
- Primary damage
- Rear End
- Storage location
- Earlington, KY
- Title status
- Salvage
Pre-loss value US$5,904
Nov 12, 2026
No bids yet
Open for bidding
Copart USA
2005 BMW K1200, S
WB10591A75ZM26524 · 56291006
Keys44 cylManual
- Odometer
- 11,275 mi
- Seller
- Farmers Insurance
- Primary damage
- Side
- Storage location
- Phoenix, AZ
Auction not assigned
No bids yet
Copart USA
2003 BMW K1200, RS
WB10557A73ZG36945 · 73327666
Keys44 cylManual
- Odometer
- 26,592 mi
- Seller
- Farmers Insurance
- Primary damage
- Vandalism
- Storage location
- Wichita, KS
Pre-loss value US$3,389
Nov 12, 2026
No bids yet
Buy now US$600
Copart USA
2001 BMW K1200, LT
WB10555A21ZD74882 · 72867196
Keys44 cylManual
- Odometer
- 52,295 mi
- Seller
- State Farm Insurance
- Primary damage
- Side
- Storage location
- Grand Prairie, TX
Pre-loss value US$4,156
Auction not assigned
No bids yet
Copart USA
2006 BMW K1200, S
WB10591AX6ZM27555 · 72356186
Keys44 cylManual
- Odometer
- 45,076 mi
- Seller
- State Farm Insurance
- Primary damage
- Vandalism
- Storage location
- Ham Lake, MN
Pre-loss value US$4,752
Auction not assigned
Current bid
US$900
That’s all 6 lots.
2000 BMW K1200 price data
- Median bid
- $1,500
- Average bid
- $1,500
- Bid range
- $1,500 – $1,500
- Avg. retail
- $5,000
Based on 4 archived lots — USD-normalized, last observed bid (not a guaranteed sale price).
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How much does a salvage 2000 BMW K1200 sell for?
Across 4 salvage 2000 BMW K1200 lots, the median winning-side bid is $1,500 and the average is $1,500 (range $1,500 to $1,500). Pre-loss retail value averages $5,000. Prices are USD-normalized from IAA and Copart; a sold lot’s figure is the last observed bid, not a guaranteed sale price.