Salvage Lotus for sale
60 salvage Lotus lots from IAA and Copart — live auctions and ended sales. · Prices from $1,700 to $36,000
Copart USA
Copart USA2025 LOTUS EMIRA, FIRST EDITION
SCCLEJAX3SHB20560 · 74023876
KeysAutomatic
- Odometer
- 25,006 mi
- Primary damage
- Front End
- Storage location
- East Granby, CT
- Title status
- Salvage
Pre-loss value US$83,685
Nov 12, 2026
Current bid
US$8,300
Open for bidding
Copart USA
2005 LOTUS ELISE
SCCPC11195HL32139 · 70546916
Keys1.8L 44 cylRear Wheel DriveManualGas
- Odometer
- 65,894 mi
- Primary damage
- Normal Wear
- Storage location
- North Las Vegas, NV
- Title status
- Rebuilt
Pre-loss value US$56,000
Nov 12, 2026
No bids yet
Open for bidding
Copart USA
2013 LOTUS EVORA
SCCLMDTU3DHA10067 · 73259466
Keys3.5L 66 cylRear Wheel DriveAutomaticGas
- Odometer
- 33,833 mi
- Primary damage
- Mechanical
- Storage location
- North Billerica, MA
Nov 16, 2026
Current bid
US$25,500
Buy now US$33,500
That’s all 3 lots.
Lotus price data
- Median bid
- $9,928
- Average bid
- $11,446
- Bid range
- $1,700 – $36,000
- Avg. retail
- $59,379
- Typical repair vs value
- 62%
- Most common damage
- Front End · 45%
Based on 67 archived lots — USD-normalized, last observed bid (not a guaranteed sale price).
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How much does a salvage Lotus sell for?
Across 67 salvage Lotus lots, the median winning-side bid is $9,928 and the average is $11,446 (range $1,700 to $36,000). Pre-loss retail value averages $59,379. Prices are USD-normalized from IAA and Copart; a sold lot’s figure is the last observed bid, not a guaranteed sale price.
What damage do salvage Lotus lots usually have?
Across 67 Lotus lots in our archive with a recorded damage type, the most common primary damage types are: Front End (45%), Rear End (15%), Side (12%).