4COPART1993 GMC Sonoma SLS
1GTCS19W9P0516002
- Primary damage
- Side
- Condition
- Runs and drives
- Title
- Salvage title
- Odometer
- 162,372 km · 100,893 mi
Sale status
Sold
Final bid
US$1,500
Auction date: 7 Jul 2026 · SACRAMENTO, CA
Vehicle report
The archive contains 1 dated auction event and 1 full lot record for VIN 1GTCS14Z5P8510023. Latest full record: 8 Jun 2026 at IAAI in MACON, GA, USA.
Report updated: 9 Aug 2026
If you own this vehicle, or can otherwise show a connection to this VIN, you can request that its auction records be withheld from public view.

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Each row is a unique dated event reported by an auction source. A full lot link appears only when the archive has a standalone lot record for that event.
This report combines persisted auction records from IAAI. Values describe what the auction sources reported at each recorded date; they are not an independent inspection or a guarantee that no other history exists.
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4COPART1GTCS19W9P0516002
Sale status
Sold
Final bid
US$1,500
Auction date: 7 Jul 2026 · SACRAMENTO, CA
4COPART1GTCT19Z3P8516621
Sale status
Sold
Final bid
US$475
Auction date: 10 Apr 2026 · REDDING, CA
4COPART1GTCS14ZXP0527558
Sale status
Sold
Final bid
US$250
Auction date: 23 Feb 2026 · MOBILE, AL
4COPART1GTCS19W1P8511278
Sale status
Sold
Final bid
US$500
Auction date: 20 Jan 2026 · TIFTON, GA
5IAAI1GTCS14R7P8521833
Sale status
Sold — timed auction
Final bid
US$400
Auction date: 18 Nov 2025 · MILLINGTON, TN
4COPART1GTCS14Z7P0523886
Sale status
Sold
Final bid
US$400
Auction date: 2 Oct 2025 · CARTERSVILLE, GA
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