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36,950 USD 2026 Honda Odyssey

2026 Honda Odyssey

VIN: 5FNRL6H9XTB047157

Lot: 45368853

iaai 2026-05-13
31,000 USD 2025 Honda ODYSSEY

2025 Honda ODYSSEY

VIN: 5FNRL6H71SB048629

Lot: 44846055

iaai 2026-03-12
29,950 USD 2026 Honda Odyssey

2026 Honda Odyssey

VIN: 5FNRL6H98TB060912

Lot: 46000167

iaai 2026-07-01
29,500 USD 2026 Honda Odyssey

2026 Honda Odyssey

VIN: 5FNRL6H60TB070081

Lot: 45930830

iaai 2026-07-14
27,800 USD 2025 Honda Pilot

2025 Honda Pilot

VIN: 5FNYG1H78SB035184

Lot: 45345632

iaai 2026-07-07
27,300 USD 2026 Honda Ridgeline

2026 Honda Ridgeline

VIN: 5FPYK3F58TB029762

Lot: 45982053

iaai 2026-07-01
26,850 USD 2026 Honda Cr-V Hybrid

2026 Honda Cr-V Hybrid

VIN: 7FARS6H84TE091881

Lot: 45579248

iaai 2026-07-07
26,600 USD 2026 Honda Cr-V

2026 Honda Cr-V

VIN: 2HKRS4H76TH489361

Lot: 46002257

iaai 2026-07-09
26,500 USD 2025 Honda Cr-V Hybrid

2025 Honda Cr-V Hybrid

VIN: 5J6RS6H90SL009512

Lot: 45575940

iaai 2026-06-30
26,050 USD 2026 Honda Odyssey

2026 Honda Odyssey

VIN: 5FNRL6H66TB033505

Lot: 46095200

iaai 2026-07-15
25,900 USD 2025 Honda Civic Type R

2025 Honda Civic Type R

VIN: JHMFL5G40SX002850

Lot: 45480059

iaai 2026-07-01
25,650 USD 2026 Honda Pilot

2026 Honda Pilot

VIN: 5FNYG1H93TB001155

Lot: 45729717

iaai 2026-07-14
25,450 USD 2026 Honda Cr-V Hybrid

2026 Honda Cr-V Hybrid

VIN: 7FARS6H92TE084470

Lot: 45598192

iaai 2026-07-24
24,400 USD 2023 Honda Cr-V

2023 Honda Cr-V

VIN: 7FARS3H71PE010699

Lot: 45949340

iaai 2026-07-13
24,300 USD 2024 Honda Cr-V Hybrid

2024 Honda Cr-V Hybrid

VIN: 2HKRS6H99RH800920

Lot: 44988245

iaai 2026-07-21
24,200 USD 2026 Honda Ridgeline

2026 Honda Ridgeline

VIN: 5FPYK3F51TB023317

Lot: 45880523

iaai 2026-06-25
23,850 USD 2025 Honda Pilot

2025 Honda Pilot

VIN: 5FNYG1H80SB152069

Lot: 45391272

iaai 2026-07-16
23,500 USD 2026 Honda Cr-V Hybrid

2026 Honda Cr-V Hybrid

VIN: 7FARS6H92TE071122

Lot: 45917361

iaai 2026-07-21
23,300 USD 2025 Honda Pilot

2025 Honda Pilot

VIN: 5FNYG1H84SB186578

Lot: 45920423

iaai 2026-07-15
23,000 USD 2025 Honda Pilot

2025 Honda Pilot

VIN: 5FNYG1H8XSB165752

Lot: 45941922

iaai 2026-07-22

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Honda Cars from USA Auctions

When it comes to reliability and durability, Honda is often the first brand that comes to mind. The Japanese engineering heritage behind Honda translates into vehicles capable of covering hundreds of thousands of miles without major mechanical issues, making them exceptionally attractive on the salvage auction market. On platforms such as Copart and IAAI, Honda consistently ranks among the top brands in terms of available inventory, a direct result of its massive presence in the North American market. The Honda Civic, one of the best-selling compact cars in the United States, appears at auctions in hundreds of units every month. Successive generations—from the ninth to the eleventh—offer increasing levels of technology while maintaining Honda’s signature simplicity and reliability. The Honda Accord, the brand’s flagship sedan, is an excellent option for those seeking more space without sacrificing driving dynamics. Honda’s VTEC engines, a hallmark of the brand, deliver impressive performance and efficiency that often exceed expectations based on engine size alone. European importers who value Japanese quality should also consider Toyota vehicles from US auctions, as both manufacturers compete for the title of the most reliable car brand in the world.

Honda Car Auctions in the USA

Bidding on Honda vehicles at US salvage auctions comes with its own unique characteristics, which are important to understand before making a purchase. The strong residual value of Honda cars means that even damaged units often achieve higher auction prices compared to similar models from competing brands. The Honda CR-V, a best-selling crossover that has dominated its segment for years, is a prime example. Units with minor cosmetic damage or light collision history can reach prices close to 70% of their market value on Copart—still representing a solid opportunity when repair costs remain low. The Honda HR-V and Honda Pilot expand the SUV lineup, catering to both urban drivers seeking compact crossovers and families requiring three-row seating. Typical auction listings include standard collision damage, although flood-damaged vehicles also appear and require extra caution due to the advanced electronics found in newer models. The Honda Odyssey, a minivan with near-iconic status among American families, is a niche increasingly explored by European importers looking for spacious family vehicles. Enthusiasts of Japanese automotive engineering may also explore Subaru cars available at US auctions, which offer distinctive all-wheel-drive systems at competitive price points. When importing a Honda from the USA, it is important to verify whether the vehicle was manufactured in North America, as this can impact parts availability and potential warranty considerations.

Honda Auction History on Copart and IAAI

Honda’s position on US salvage auctions has evolved alongside the brand’s growth in the American market. In the early 2000s, older Civic and Accord models dominated auction listings, often with mileage exceeding 200,000 miles, yet still attracting buyers thanks to Honda’s legendary engine durability. A major shift occurred with the introduction of turbocharged engines in the tenth-generation Civic, drawing a new group of buyers interested in modern powertrain technology. The Honda Civic Type R, a high-performance variant with aggressive styling, is a rare find at auctions—appearing infrequently and immediately triggering intense bidding competition. This version is especially sought after by European enthusiasts, as it combines everyday practicality with track-inspired performance. Recent data shows that Honda SUVs are gaining a larger share of auction listings, gradually replacing traditional sedans in line with global market trends. Models such as the Honda Passport and the all-new Prologue—Honda’s electric SUV—represent the brand’s future direction, and their presence at auctions is expected to grow. European buyers should also monitor Nissan vehicles available on Copart and IAAI, as competition among Japanese manufacturers ultimately benefits buyers through greater selection and better pricing. Importing a Honda from the United States to Europe has become a well-established process, with growing popularity among both professional dealers and private buyers.