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2000 Bmw Z3

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2.3
VIN4USCH9342YLF87804
Archive Snapshot
1Auction Record
11Archived Photos
COPARTAuction Source
September 14, 2026Latest Appearance
Latest Auction Record
COPARTLot #65800836
Final Bid
$1,450
Auction Date
September 14, 2026
Mileage
93,766 miles
Primary Damage
Rear End
Location
North Charleston (Sc), SC
Start Code
Runs and Drives
Keys
Present
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Vehicle Overview

About This BMW

2000 BMW Z3 2.3 is archived under VIN 4USCH9342YLF87804. Reported specifications include 2.5L engine, Manual transmission, Rear Wheel Drive, Gasoline fuel. The most recent archived auction appearance was recorded through COPART on September 14, 2026 in North Charleston (Sc), SC with 93,766 miles. The auction record reported primary damage listed as Rear End, a start code of Runs And Drives. The archived final bid was $1,450, which was $421 below the $1,871 average for 2000 BMW Z3 auction records, based on 12 comparable records. The sale document was listed as Salvage (SC). The reported actual cash value was $7,789, with estimated repair costs of $5,947.

Vehicle & Auction Details

Details reported for the most recent archived auction record.

Vehicle

Body Style
Cabrio
Color
Red
Engine
2.5L
Transmission
Manual
Drivetrain
Rear Wheel Drive
Fuel
Gasoline

Auction & Condition

Loss Type
Collision
Primary Damage
Rear End
Start Code
Runs and Drives
Keys
Present
Seller Type
Insurance
Sale Document
Salvage (SC)
Actual Cash Value
$7,789
Estimated Repair Cost
$5,947
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