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2016 Isuzu D-Max
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243,197 km | Australia | AUD 3 |
This 2016 Isuzu D-Max SX 4x4 dual-cab has 243,197 km and is sold by Pickles as a Repairable Write-Off with impact damage and an officially 'Unknown' mechanical/electrical condition. No listing photos are available, so this report is based entirely on the auction house's data sheet — buyers should treat the mechanical condition as completely unverified and budget for a full inspection and possible repairs before bidding.
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13 Jul 2026 | View |
2016 Ford Escape
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196,445 km | Australia | AUD 3 |
This 2016 Ford Escape Trend wagon has 196,445 km and is being sold by Pickles as salvage stock with 27 individually itemised damage points, including hail damage, a cracked windscreen, stained/soiled interior throughout, two unroadworthy rear tyres, and a flagged mechanical issue requiring diagnosis. The photos and Pickles' own damage report both point to a vehicle needing meaningful reconditioning work before it is roadworthy or presentable — budget accordingly and get the flagged mechanical fault diagnosed before bidding.
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13 Jul 2026 | View |
2016 Mazda Mazda 3
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138,757 km | Australia | AUD 3 |
This 2016 Mazda 3 SP25 hatchback has 138,757 km and is listed as a Repairable Write-Off with impact damage, and importantly the auction record notes airbags have been deployed. This is a materially more serious flag than a simple panel write-off - a full SRS system replacement and certified reset is required before the vehicle can be considered safe, and this should be factored heavily into any bid.
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13 Jul 2026 | View |
2012 Mazda BT-50
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269,493 km | Australia | AUD 3 |
This 2012 Mazda BT-50 XTR dual-cab 4x4 ute has covered 269,493 km and is listed as a Repairable Write-Off following malicious damage (rather than a collision), which can mean anything from vandalism to theft-related damage. Buyers should specifically confirm the nature of the malicious damage, as this differs from typical impact write-offs and may affect different parts of the vehicle (locks, wiring, glass, interior) than a crash would.
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13 Jul 2026 | View |
2014 Mitsubishi Lancer
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286,906 km | Australia | AUD 3 |
This 2014 Mitsubishi Lancer sedan has covered a very high 286,906 km and is listed as a Repairable Write-Off with impact damage. Given the combination of high mileage and write-off status, this vehicle is best suited to buyers seeking cheap parts or a low-cost repair project rather than a long-term daily driver - repair costs plus the vehicle's age mean the economics rarely favour full restoration.
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13 Jul 2026 | View |
2021 Suzuki Swift
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106,443 km | Australia | AUD 3 |
This 2021 Suzuki Swift GL Navigator hatchback has 106,443 km on the odometer and is listed as a Repairable Write-Off following an impact event. Repairable status means it can potentially be restored and re-registered in Queensland after a full engineer's inspection, making it a more realistic prospect for a hands-on buyer than a statutory write-off, but the extent of damage should be independently verified before bidding.
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13 Jul 2026 | View |
2023 Toyota Land Cruiser Prado
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48,702 km | Australia | AUD 3 |
This 2023 Toyota Land Cruiser Prado wagon has covered a low 48,702 km but is listed by Pickles as a Statutory Write-Off with impact damage recorded across the entire vehicle. The gallery shows a largely intact grey wagon, but Statutory Write-Off status means it may be extremely costly or impossible to legally re-register in most states, so it should be assessed primarily as a parts or export vehicle rather than a repairable daily driver. Buyers must independently verify the extent of damage before bidding.
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13 Jul 2026 | View |
2021 Subaru Forester
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257,908 km | Australia | AUD 3 |
2021 Subaru Forester 2.5i-L AWD wagon listed by Pickles with a WOVR status of 'N/A', an unusually high odometer reading of 257,908 km for a vehicle of this age, and recorded 'Malicious' damage including a mechanical fault (catalytic converter) and Level 4 decals to remove. The combination of a very young build year with very high kilometres suggests heavy fleet, rideshare or commercial use, and the WOVR N/A status means this vehicle was not formally assessed as an insurance write-off — but buyers should still verify the odometer reading, catalytic converter fault and decal removal scope before bidding.
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13 Jul 2026 | View |
2013 Subaru Forester
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124,889 km | Australia | AUD 3 |
2013 Subaru Forester 2.5i-L AWD wagon with 124,889 km, listed by Pickles as a Repairable Write-Off with recorded impact damage to the entire vehicle. Photos show a silver wagon presenting tidily externally with no single obvious impact point visible in the gallery, but the write-off status means a professional damage and structural assessment is essential before bidding — treat this as an accident-repair project rather than a straightforward used AWD wagon.
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13 Jul 2026 | View |
2011 Mitsubishi Triton
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0 km | Australia | AUD 3 |
2011 Mitsubishi Triton GLX-R double-cab 4x4 manual diesel ute, listed by Pickles as a Statutory Write-Off with 'Malicious' and 'Impact' incident types, odometer reading not visible, and an 'Abandoned Vehicle – Unknown Condition' notation. This is the highest-risk listing of the batch: Statutory Write-Off status in most Australian states means the vehicle can never be legally re-registered for road use and is generally only suitable for parts or off-road use — buyers should confirm this with Queensland Transport before bidding for any road-use intent.
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13 Jul 2026 | View |
This 2016 Isuzu D-Max SX 4x4 dual-cab has 243,197 km and is sold by Pickles as a Repairable Write-Off with impact damage and an officially 'Unknown' mechanical/electrical condition. No listing photos are available, so this report is based entirely on the auction house's data sheet — buyers should treat the mechanical condition as completely unverified and budget for a full inspection and possible repairs before bidding.
This 2016 Ford Escape Trend wagon has 196,445 km and is being sold by Pickles as salvage stock with 27 individually itemised damage points, including hail damage, a cracked windscreen, stained/soiled interior throughout, two unroadworthy rear tyres, and a flagged mechanical issue requiring diagnosis. The photos and Pickles' own damage report both point to a vehicle needing meaningful reconditioning work before it is roadworthy or presentable — budget accordingly and get the flagged mechanical fault diagnosed before bidding.
This 2016 Mazda 3 SP25 hatchback has 138,757 km and is listed as a Repairable Write-Off with impact damage, and importantly the auction record notes airbags have been deployed. This is a materially more serious flag than a simple panel write-off - a full SRS system replacement and certified reset is required before the vehicle can be considered safe, and this should be factored heavily into any bid.
This 2012 Mazda BT-50 XTR dual-cab 4x4 ute has covered 269,493 km and is listed as a Repairable Write-Off following malicious damage (rather than a collision), which can mean anything from vandalism to theft-related damage. Buyers should specifically confirm the nature of the malicious damage, as this differs from typical impact write-offs and may affect different parts of the vehicle (locks, wiring, glass, interior) than a crash would.
This 2014 Mitsubishi Lancer sedan has covered a very high 286,906 km and is listed as a Repairable Write-Off with impact damage. Given the combination of high mileage and write-off status, this vehicle is best suited to buyers seeking cheap parts or a low-cost repair project rather than a long-term daily driver - repair costs plus the vehicle's age mean the economics rarely favour full restoration.
This 2021 Suzuki Swift GL Navigator hatchback has 106,443 km on the odometer and is listed as a Repairable Write-Off following an impact event. Repairable status means it can potentially be restored and re-registered in Queensland after a full engineer's inspection, making it a more realistic prospect for a hands-on buyer than a statutory write-off, but the extent of damage should be independently verified before bidding.
This 2023 Toyota Land Cruiser Prado wagon has covered a low 48,702 km but is listed by Pickles as a Statutory Write-Off with impact damage recorded across the entire vehicle. The gallery shows a largely intact grey wagon, but Statutory Write-Off status means it may be extremely costly or impossible to legally re-register in most states, so it should be assessed primarily as a parts or export vehicle rather than a repairable daily driver. Buyers must independently verify the extent of damage before bidding.
2021 Subaru Forester 2.5i-L AWD wagon listed by Pickles with a WOVR status of 'N/A', an unusually high odometer reading of 257,908 km for a vehicle of this age, and recorded 'Malicious' damage including a mechanical fault (catalytic converter) and Level 4 decals to remove. The combination of a very young build year with very high kilometres suggests heavy fleet, rideshare or commercial use, and the WOVR N/A status means this vehicle was not formally assessed as an insurance write-off — but buyers should still verify the odometer reading, catalytic converter fault and decal removal scope before bidding.
2013 Subaru Forester 2.5i-L AWD wagon with 124,889 km, listed by Pickles as a Repairable Write-Off with recorded impact damage to the entire vehicle. Photos show a silver wagon presenting tidily externally with no single obvious impact point visible in the gallery, but the write-off status means a professional damage and structural assessment is essential before bidding — treat this as an accident-repair project rather than a straightforward used AWD wagon.
2011 Mitsubishi Triton GLX-R double-cab 4x4 manual diesel ute, listed by Pickles as a Statutory Write-Off with 'Malicious' and 'Impact' incident types, odometer reading not visible, and an 'Abandoned Vehicle – Unknown Condition' notation. This is the highest-risk listing of the batch: Statutory Write-Off status in most Australian states means the vehicle can never be legally re-registered for road use and is generally only suitable for parts or off-road use — buyers should confirm this with Queensland Transport before bidding for any road-use intent.
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