A growing database of real UK salvage hammer prices, recorded automatically as each auction closes. 1956 lots priced so far across 104 makes. Search it by make and model for 5 credits.
Every lot carries its year, make, model, mileage, write-off category, damage description, whether it started and drove at sale, and the price the hammer actually fell at. Sales recorded from 2026-07-15 to 2026-08-19.
The median sits below the average on purpose: salvage prices are dragged upward by the occasional near-new car, so the average alone overstates what a typical lot goes for. That gap is exactly the kind of thing a single auction result will not tell you.
The individual lots are the part worth paying for, so they are charged for rather than free to scrape. Each one carries the year, mileage, damage, category, runner status and sale date behind the price, which is what you need to judge one specific car. What is free is the shape: how much the dataset covers, what a typical lot fetches, and the median by model.
Median salvage price by model →
Our collector tracks live UK salvage auctions and revisits every lot after it closes to record the final hammer price automatically. It runs continuously, so these figures move on their own.
Search by make and model → (5 credits, no subscription)