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2020 Ford Ranger
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145,994 km | Australia | AUD 3 |
2020 Ford Ranger XL single-cab 4x4 tray vehicle with 145,994 km, sold via Pickles as an ex-mine salvage unit with recorded malicious and impact damage. The auction's own damage report and photos show heavy chassis corrosion, a cracked windscreen, multiple dented/scraped panels, a corroded tray, and a missing spare key. This is a heavily used work vehicle that needs a full mechanical and structural inspection before any purchase decision.
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13 Jul 2026 | View |
2021 Toyota Hilux
MR0KA3CD2012...
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94,816 km | Australia | AUD 3 |
2021 Toyota Hilux SR dual-cab 4x4 with 94,816 km, sold through Pickles as an ex-mine salvage vehicle with recorded malicious damage. Photos and the auction damage report show corrosion on the chassis and sill panels, a pitted windscreen, minor body scrapes, an inoperative/missing stereo, and two unroadworthy rear tyres. The mechanicals were not independently tested, so a buyer should budget for a full workshop check before relying on this vehicle.
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13 Jul 2026 | View |
2015 Mitsubishi Triton
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287,644 km | Australia | AUD 3 |
This 2015 Mitsubishi Triton GLX 4x4 dual-cab has a very high 287,644 km on the clock and is sold in Archerfield, QLD as a repairable write-off from a combined hail and impact event. The very high mileage combined with dual damage types (cosmetic hail plus structural/panel impact) makes this one of the highest-risk vehicles in this batch — thorough mechanical and structural inspection is essential before bidding.
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13 Jul 2026 | View |
2016 Toyota Corolla
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183,978 km | Australia | AUD 3 |
A high-kilometre 2016 Toyota Corolla Ascent Sport hatch (183,978 km) sold in Brendale, QLD as a repairable write-off due to hail damage. Hail damage is typically cosmetic (dents/panel damage) rather than mechanical, which is a relatively favourable type of write-off, but given the high odometer reading buyers should factor in age-related mechanical wear alongside the hail repair costs.
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13 Jul 2026 | View |
2024 Toyota Camry
JTNBA3HK3030...
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0 km | Australia | AUD 3 |
This is a near-new 2024 Toyota Camry Ascent Hybrid sedan sold in Acacia Ridge, QLD as a repairable write-off following an impact event, with no odometer reading visible on the listing. As a very recent model with hybrid drivetrain, repair costs and parts availability (especially hybrid battery/electronics) should be carefully checked before bidding, as hybrid write-offs can be more expensive to repair than petrol-only equivalents.
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13 Jul 2026 | View |
2023 Hyundai I30
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15,114 km | Australia | AUD 3 |
A near-new 2023 Hyundai i30 Elite hatch with only 15,114 km, but sold in Bundaberg QLD as a statutory (not just repairable) write-off following an impact event — a significant red flag, as statutory write-offs generally cannot legally be re-registered for road use in most Australian states. Very low kilometres suggest light prior use, but the write-off status will dominate its value and legal usability.
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13 Jul 2026 | View |
2011 Toyota Hilux
MR0EZ12G7041...
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0 km | Australia | AUD 3 |
This 2011 Toyota Hilux SR dual-cab is a QLD-based repairable write-off with impact damage, sold with no current registration and an odometer that was not visible on the listing. Listing photos show the vehicle's exterior condition but odometer, service history and full mechanical status could not be verified. Buyers should budget for repair, re-registration/engineering approval, and a full inspection before bidding.
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13 Jul 2026 | View |
2011 Toyota Land Cruiser
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225,229 km | Australia | AUD 3 |
This 2011 Toyota Land Cruiser wagon with 225,229 km is listed with major corrosion evident throughout the body and chassis, minor dents/scratches to all panels, and unknown mechanical/electrical issues. The rust and corrosion findings are the standout concern here — this is a high-mileage, structurally compromised vehicle best suited to buyers experienced with rust repair or seeking parts, rather than a straightforward daily driver.
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13 Jul 2026 | View |
2017 Toyota Hilux
MR0HA3CD1007...
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146,531 km | Australia | AUD 3 |
This 2017 Toyota Hilux SR5 double cab (146,531 km) is a declared Statutory Write-Off with 11 recorded damage details spanning impact damage, mould and water affected damage. This combination of structural and water/mould issues makes it one of the higher-risk vehicles in this batch — the write-off status means it cannot be re-registered for road use in most states, and the water/mould component raises the likelihood of electrical and interior remediation issues beyond the visible impact damage.
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13 Jul 2026 | View |
2025 Toyota Hilux
MR0BA3CD4000...
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37,689 km | Australia | AUD 3 |
This near-new 2025 Toyota Hilux SR5 double cab (37,689 km) is a declared Statutory Write-Off due to impact damage. Despite its very low kilometres and late build date, the write-off status means it can generally not be re-registered for road use, so it's best suited to buyers seeking parts, drivetrain components or a repair/export project rather than a daily driver.
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13 Jul 2026 | View |
2020 Ford Ranger XL single-cab 4x4 tray vehicle with 145,994 km, sold via Pickles as an ex-mine salvage unit with recorded malicious and impact damage. The auction's own damage report and photos show heavy chassis corrosion, a cracked windscreen, multiple dented/scraped panels, a corroded tray, and a missing spare key. This is a heavily used work vehicle that needs a full mechanical and structural inspection before any purchase decision.
2021 Toyota Hilux SR dual-cab 4x4 with 94,816 km, sold through Pickles as an ex-mine salvage vehicle with recorded malicious damage. Photos and the auction damage report show corrosion on the chassis and sill panels, a pitted windscreen, minor body scrapes, an inoperative/missing stereo, and two unroadworthy rear tyres. The mechanicals were not independently tested, so a buyer should budget for a full workshop check before relying on this vehicle.
This 2015 Mitsubishi Triton GLX 4x4 dual-cab has a very high 287,644 km on the clock and is sold in Archerfield, QLD as a repairable write-off from a combined hail and impact event. The very high mileage combined with dual damage types (cosmetic hail plus structural/panel impact) makes this one of the highest-risk vehicles in this batch — thorough mechanical and structural inspection is essential before bidding.
A high-kilometre 2016 Toyota Corolla Ascent Sport hatch (183,978 km) sold in Brendale, QLD as a repairable write-off due to hail damage. Hail damage is typically cosmetic (dents/panel damage) rather than mechanical, which is a relatively favourable type of write-off, but given the high odometer reading buyers should factor in age-related mechanical wear alongside the hail repair costs.
This is a near-new 2024 Toyota Camry Ascent Hybrid sedan sold in Acacia Ridge, QLD as a repairable write-off following an impact event, with no odometer reading visible on the listing. As a very recent model with hybrid drivetrain, repair costs and parts availability (especially hybrid battery/electronics) should be carefully checked before bidding, as hybrid write-offs can be more expensive to repair than petrol-only equivalents.
A near-new 2023 Hyundai i30 Elite hatch with only 15,114 km, but sold in Bundaberg QLD as a statutory (not just repairable) write-off following an impact event — a significant red flag, as statutory write-offs generally cannot legally be re-registered for road use in most Australian states. Very low kilometres suggest light prior use, but the write-off status will dominate its value and legal usability.
This 2011 Toyota Hilux SR dual-cab is a QLD-based repairable write-off with impact damage, sold with no current registration and an odometer that was not visible on the listing. Listing photos show the vehicle's exterior condition but odometer, service history and full mechanical status could not be verified. Buyers should budget for repair, re-registration/engineering approval, and a full inspection before bidding.
This 2011 Toyota Land Cruiser wagon with 225,229 km is listed with major corrosion evident throughout the body and chassis, minor dents/scratches to all panels, and unknown mechanical/electrical issues. The rust and corrosion findings are the standout concern here — this is a high-mileage, structurally compromised vehicle best suited to buyers experienced with rust repair or seeking parts, rather than a straightforward daily driver.
This 2017 Toyota Hilux SR5 double cab (146,531 km) is a declared Statutory Write-Off with 11 recorded damage details spanning impact damage, mould and water affected damage. This combination of structural and water/mould issues makes it one of the higher-risk vehicles in this batch — the write-off status means it cannot be re-registered for road use in most states, and the water/mould component raises the likelihood of electrical and interior remediation issues beyond the visible impact damage.
This near-new 2025 Toyota Hilux SR5 double cab (37,689 km) is a declared Statutory Write-Off due to impact damage. Despite its very low kilometres and late build date, the write-off status means it can generally not be re-registered for road use, so it's best suited to buyers seeking parts, drivetrain components or a repair/export project rather than a daily driver.
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