Auction history database
Auction & salvage vehicle history
Look up any VIN — photos, specifications, damage, odometer and the final auction bid.
On sale now
For sale $12,300 2019 Ford Expedition
VIN 1FMJK1KT9KEA42633
For sale 2020 Toyota Corolla
VIN 5YFEPRAE4LP104145
For sale 2018 Nissan Altima
VIN 1N4AL3AP7JC244050
For sale 2019 Land Rover Range Rover Sport
VIN SALWR2RV2KA845495
For sale 2020 Ford Police
VIN 1FM5K8AWXLGC14065
For sale 2023 Ford F-150
VIN 1FTEW1C50PKD61552
For sale 2019 Toyota Camry
VIN 4T1B11HK4KU733077
For sale 2016 Hyundai Santa Fe
VIN 5XYZUDLB2GG375229
VIN tools & guides
What you get
Sales & bids
Current and final auction bids
Auction info
Hidden lot information
Seller info
Insurance or dealer
VIN decode
Specs decoded from the VIN
Vehicle report
Full history & photos
How it works
- 01
Enter the VIN
Type any 17-character VIN, or paste an auction lot number.
- 02
We search the archive
We match it across Copart, IAAI, Impact and Encar sale history.
- 03
See the full history
Photos, declared damage, odometer, condition and the final bid.
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Auction & salvage history for any VIN
rcmotorsports is a VIN history database for salvage and auction vehicles. Look up a VIN to see archived auction photos, declared damage, odometer readings, title brands and the final hammer price from US, Canadian and Korean auctions — before you buy.
Our data comes from the major auction sources, so you can verify a car’s past, spot prior accidents and understand what it really sold for.
Frequently asked questions
What is a VIN and where do I find it?
A VIN is the 17-character Vehicle Identification Number stamped on the dashboard, the driver-door jamb and the title. Enter it to pull the full auction history.
Which auctions do you cover?
We aggregate sale history from Copart, IAAI, Impact and Encar across the US, Canada and Korea.
What information will I see?
Archived photos, primary and secondary damage, odometer, title/document type, condition, location, seller and the final auction bid.
Is the VIN lookup free?
Basic VIN lookups and the sale summary are free — enter any VIN to check what we have on file.
How often is the data updated?
New lots are imported every day, so recently sold vehicles appear shortly after the auction closes.
Can I check if a car was flooded?
Often, yes. Flood and water damage are recorded in the declared primary-damage field on many Copart and IAAI lots, so if a car was sold as a flood loss it usually shows when you search the VIN.
Do you show a full accident history?
No — we show what was declared at the auction (damage, odometer, title type and sale price), not a complete accident or ownership history. For that, use an NMVTIS provider or Carfax; the two are complementary.