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The Leśniewski Auction archive holds 16 recorded Lotus Evora salvage-auction sales from Copart & IAAI, with final bids from $12,500 to $40,500. Open any VIN below for its full sale history, original photos and a delivered-to-Europe cost estimate.
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6
Average final bid
$25,725
Price range
$12,500–$40,500
Latest sale
2026-09-03
The Leśniewski Auction archive holds 6 recent recorded Lotus Evora salvage-auction sales from Copart & IAAI — average final bid $25,725, ranging from $12,500 to $40,500, each with photos, sale date and full VIN history. Most common damage: front end (2), minor dent/scratches (1), rear end (1).
2011 Lotus Evora
$39,900
2026-09-03 · SCCLMDTC3BHA10820
2017 Lotus Evora
$26,000
2026-09-03 · SCCLMDVN4HHA10753
2014 Lotus Evora
$18,850
2026-09-03 · SCCLMDSU8EHA10035
2018 Lotus Evora
$16,600
2026-08-12 · SCCLMDVNXJHA10486
2014 Lotus Evora
$12,500
2026-07-02 · SCCLMDSUXEHA10019
2021 Lotus Evora
$40,500
2026-07-02 · SCCLMDDN9MHA10517