How does the 1989 model year differ from others in this generation?

Equipment is similar within a generation, but sold prices shift with age and mileage. Compare neighbouring GMC Safari Gen I model years via the links on this page.

Are these real GMC Safari Gen I 1989 sale prices?

Yes — the final amounts these cars actually sold for, not asking prices.

Why study sold prices before bidding?

The final prices show the real market value. Knowing them stops you overpaying and helps you set a bid that wins.

How many GMC Safari Gen I 1989 lots are in the archive?

The archive holds 3 finished lots of the 1989 model year from Copart and IAAI.

GMC Safari Gen I 1989 sold prices — US auction archive

Q: How much does a GMC Safari Gen I 1989 sell for at US auctions?

The average sold price of this model year is $225, median $225, based on 1 finished auctions.

How much does a GMC Safari Gen I 1989 sell for at US auctions? On average $225 across 1 recorded sales, median $225. Study the results first.

GMC Safari Gen I

Archive statistics

Archived lots: 3
Average sold price: $225
Median sold price: $225
Sold price range: $225 – $225

Sold prices by year
Year	Average sold price
1989	$225

Most sold cars are these body styles: Van. Typical damage among sold cars: Mechanical.

GMC Safari Gen I model years

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Recent sales

Vehicle	Year	Damage	Mileage	Final price	Auction date
1989 GMC Safari1GKDM15Z3KB528890	1989	Mechanical	160,912 mi	$225	Dec 10, 2025

Good to know: GMC Safari Gen I sold prices

Cars of the 1989 model year sell across a range — the archive of 1 GMC Safari Gen I auctions shows the median and the $225–$225 spread, plus the most common damage (Mechanical). Use it to price your bid, then let DreamBid handle shipping and customs.