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Damaged 2016 Hyundai Equus from US auctions: every VIN at Copart and IAAI

The AllCarHistory archive holds 5 Hyundai Equus records from model year 2016: 3 from Copart and 2 from IAAI. Each one has the VIN, lot number, photos, damage, mileage and the bid recorded at the time.

Lots in archive
5
Model years
2016
Median bid
$362
Middle half of bids
$194–$588
Median mileage
99,080 mi

Prices are bids recorded when the lot was saved, not final sale prices. Auction fees, shipping and repairs are not included.

Bids by model year

YearLotsMedian bid
20165$362

Most common damage

  • Rear end40%
  • Right front40%
  • Side20%

Versions and trims

Every VIN Hyundai Equus 2016 (5)

Most valuable cars first. Each VIN opens the lot record with photos.

  • KMHGH4JH9GU104374damaged: rear end2016 Equus Signature · 99,080 mi · Copart · November 11, 2026 · bid $250
  • KMHGH4JH0GU101024damaged: rear end2016 Equus Signature · 123,827 mi · Copart · November 13, 2026 · bid $625
  • KMHGH4JH2GU101686damaged: side2016 Equus Signature · 96,578 mi · Copart · —
  • KMHGH4JH0GU101332damaged: right front2016 Equus Signature · 118,470 mi · IAAI · November 4, 2026 · bid $475
  • KMHGH4JH0GU102464damaged: right front2016 Equus Signature · 96,907 mi · IAAI · November 16, 2026 · bid $175

Questions and answers

How much does a Hyundai Equus cost at Copart and IAAI?

The median recorded bid is $362 across 4 lots; half of the bids fall between $194 and $588. These bids were captured before the auctions closed, so final prices are usually higher, and auction fees, shipping and repairs are extra.

What damage is most common on Hyundai Equus auction cars?

Most often: rear end (40% of lots), right front (40% of lots), side (20% of lots). Check each lot's photos before bidding.

How do I check a Hyundai Equus’s history by VIN?

Enter the VIN or lot number in the AllCarHistory search. If the car was sold at Copart or IAAI and is in the archive, you will see its photos, damage, mileage and recorded bid.