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Nissan NV200 vehicle auction prices

As of 6 November 2026, machinetracker-pr741.dev.sterksolutions.nl has recorded 3 auction sales of the Nissan NV200 vehicle with a published hammer price, closed between 12 October 2024 and 8 October 2026, on 4 auction sites in 2 countries. One sale is free to read: a 2013 Nissan NV200 vehicle sold for EUR 2.800 on 12 October 2024. 1 is at auction now.

Known on 4 auction sites 3 sold with a price 1 at auction now 5 seen at auction 60% found a buyer

2 hammer prices are still locked. With only 3 sales we do not sell a year of this model, because we cannot promise another sale will come in. Open a sale and buy that price on its own, EUR 6.90 each.

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All sales 3

3 of 3 sales
SoldBuiltHoursAuction housePlacePhotosHammer price
2024-10-12
Véhicule
2013 unknown cjencheres.fr FR 12 EUR 2.800 FREE
2026-10-08
2020 Nissan NV200 Cargo Van
2020 unknown Auction house US 3 locked
2024-10-12
Véhicule
2013 unknown Auction house FR 12 locked
Click a sale to see that vehicle with its photos and details. 1 more closed without a sale. A hammer price under EUR 100 is free to read.

Questions about Nissan NV200 auction prices

How many Nissan NV200 auction sales are on record?

3 sales with a published hammer price, closed between 12 October 2024 and 8 October 2026, on 4 auction sites in 2 countries. 1 more closed without a sale.

Is a Nissan NV200 at auction now?

1 vehicle of this model is at auction now; they are listed on this page with their current bid and when they close.

Are the Nissan NV200 hammer prices free to read?

The oldest sale of every model is free to read, and so is every hammer price under the site's floor. Every other hammer price opens with an account, one sale at a time.

How often does a Nissan NV200 find a buyer at auction?

On the auction sites that publish the lots that failed to sell, 15 of 25 Nissan NV200 lots offered found a buyer: 60%. For vans and light commercial vehicles as a whole it is 61%. Withdrawn lots are not counted.

Hammer prices are what the auction house recorded when the lot closed, before the buyer's premium, in the currency of the sale. A sale listed on a house's own site and on its platform counts once. Doubt a figure? Open the sale and its listing is linked there. How prices are recorded.

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