2005 Toyota Corolla S
1.8 L • I4 • FWD • AT
1NXBR32E85Z497285
Sales history: 1
| Lot | Auction date | Final bid | Seller | Odometer | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 21.01.2026 | • $1,250 | State Farm Insurance | 239,034 mi | Sold |
• $1,250Highlights
Condition
Not provided
Seller
Insurance • State Farm Insurance
Key included
Yes
Document status
Good
History
1 record
Drive
1.8 L • I4 • FWD • AT
Odometer
239,034 mi ≈ 384,687 km
Primary damage
Front end
Secondary damage
Side
Document type
MO • Salvage Title
Extra
Auction
VIN
1NXBR32E85Z497285
Lot number
92619705
Copart
Sale status
Sold
Seller type
Insurance
Seller
State Farm Insurance
Auction date
Location
Springfield, MO
ACV • ERC
$3,281 • $3,477
Description
Fuel type
Gasoline
Body color
White
Body type
Sedan
Generation
E120, E130
Trim
S
All sales final. Always run reports before bid
2005 Toyota Corolla S • 1.8 L • I4 • FWD • Automatic • Copart Lot: 92619705 • VIN: 1NXBR32E85Z497285
Find out more about this 2005 Toyota Corolla S, available at the Copart salvage car auction as lot 92619705 in Springfield, MO. This car has Front end main damage. It is listed with Not provided start condition code. Odometer shows 239,034 mi. This White Toyota Corolla Sedan is equipped with Gasoline 1.8 L engine, FWD drivetrain, Automatic transmission. Check the vehicle history report for 1NXBR32E85Z497285 to access detailed information on accidents, ownership, and title status. Review pricing trends and uncover hidden issues before placing your bid.
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