any way to see how much a car went for on copart??
any way to see how much a car went for on copart??
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karatemaserati

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161 posts

159 months

Wednesday 25th November 2020
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it just says 'lot sold' but it doesn't give the final price.


Davie

5,921 posts

238 months

Wednesday 25th November 2020
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Nope.

Have you tried calling the selling facility and asking?

karatemaserati

Original Poster:

161 posts

159 months

Wednesday 25th November 2020
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Yeah just some unhelpfull bint says sorry not if you arnt a member.

karatemaserati

Original Poster:

161 posts

159 months

Wednesday 25th November 2020
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was a 2012 dbs volante cat N was supercurious to see what it went for cause im gagging for a coupe

samoht

6,985 posts

169 months

Wednesday 25th November 2020
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The only possible way I know is to go to the Wayback Machine, aka the Internet Archive

https://archive.org/web/

You put the address of the web page with the car ad into it, and see if they have any history for that page. If so, you may be able to view the original version of the page, with the price.

I've not tried with Copart, but I did succeed in finding out the asking price a car had been advertised at on a dealer webpage, where the current version of the page just said 'sold'.

Edit - Wayback Machine doesn't appear to cover Copart I'm afraid. Google cache has an old version of the page which appears to suggest that it reached £36,750 at 9:27am this morning, but of course it may have gone higher subsequently.
https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=ca...



Edited by samoht on Wednesday 25th November 22:40

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220 posts

65 months

Wednesday 25th November 2020
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autoauctions.io, it does cost money to view for each car though.

Edited by ... on Wednesday 25th November 22:49

samoht

6,985 posts

169 months

Wednesday 25th November 2020
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On further investigation, the page loads data from the following URL https://www.copart.co.uk/public/data/lotdetails/so... . Looking through the JSON data at that link, there is a field called "currentBid" with a value of 38750. So I guess that was the highest, and presumably winning, bid.

Edit - the full number plate, KX12BCU, is also in that JSON (so can check MOT history etc).

Edited by samoht on Wednesday 25th November 22:50

10126 Torino

4,875 posts

102 months

Wednesday 25th November 2020
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karatemaserati said:
Yeah just some unhelpfull bint says sorry not if you arnt a member.
That's a bit rude of you , she was probably following company policy .

gareth-88659

6 posts

90 months

Tuesday 4th March 2025
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this info is really useful and still works in 2025!

AyBee

11,186 posts

225 months

Wednesday 5th March 2025
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What steps are needed to get the JSON? Googling looks like Python needed?

s94wht

2,213 posts

82 months

Wednesday 5th March 2025
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AyBee said:
What steps are needed to get the JSON? Googling looks like Python needed?
Take that previous posted example and replace the lot number with the number from the URL of the car you want to look up

AyBee

11,186 posts

225 months

Wednesday 5th March 2025
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s94wht said:
AyBee said:
What steps are needed to get the JSON? Googling looks like Python needed?
Take that previous posted example and replace the lot number with the number from the URL of the car you want to look up
Aah, excellent - thanks. Have they subsequently removed the numberplate from it? Can't seem to see it for the Aston or anything else I look up?

gareth-88659

6 posts

90 months

Friday 7th March 2025
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if you bid, it shows up. possibly also if you're logged in (as a member)

Jeken

1 posts

11 months

Monday 21st April 2025
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I tried this today, and it doesn't seem to be working anymore, does anyone know how to find how much car sold for.
Thanks