2010 Gmc Canyon
This 2010 Gmc Canyon (VIN: 1GTJSCDE5A8107618) is a Clean Title vehicle listed at Copart's Tampa North, FL location, Lot 60568066 last offered at auction on July 31, 2026. The vehicle sustained Minor Dent/scratches as the primary damage zone. Specs: Silver exterior, 3.7L 5 5-cylinder engine, 306,710 mi (Actual) on the odometer. Based on comparable retail sales, the estimated retail value is $10,375. Run a full damage report to get repair cost estimates, VIN history, parts sourcing, and a max bid recommendation before you bid.
2010 Gmc Canyon Specifications & Auction Details
| VIN | 1GTJSCDE5A8107618 |
|---|---|
| Copart Lot # | 60568066 |
| Auction | Copart |
| Title | Clean Title |
| Primary damage | Minor Dent/scratches |
| Odometer | 306,710 mi (Actual) |
| Engine | 3.7L 5 |
| Cylinders | 5 |
| Exterior color | Silver |
| Location | Tampa North, FL |
| Auction date | July 31, 2026 |
| Estimated retail value | $10,375 |
These details come from the Copart sale listing for this lot. Figures such as estimated retail value and current bid change as the sale approaches — confirm them against the auction before bidding. Repair cost, parts pricing, and a maximum bid for this specific vehicle are produced by a full damage report.
What Minor Dent/scratches damage means on this 2010 Gmc Canyon
Copart records Minor Dent/scratches as the primary damage for this lot. Cosmetic damage only, with no structural or mechanical damage recorded. Usually the cheapest category to return to retail condition, and the one where panel repair beats replacement.
Damage codes are assigned by the seller as a broad category, not from a teardown, so the recorded zone is a starting point rather than a full account of what needs repairing. Hidden damage behind the visible impact is the single biggest cause of a rebuild going over budget. A full damage report works from the actual photos of this lot and returns line-item parts and labor, hidden-damage risk, and a maximum bid.
Title: this vehicle carries a Clean Title. The title brand determines what it can be re-registered as, what it is worth once repaired, and in many states what inspection it must pass before it returns to the road — rules vary by state, so check your own state's requirements before bidding.
Odometer — 306,710 mi (Actual): The seller certifies this reading as the true mileage. This is the strongest of the odometer brands and the one that supports resale value.
What this 2010 Gmc Canyon costs beyond the bid
Whatever this lot sells for is not what you pay. Copart adds buyer fees on top of the hammer price — a sliding-scale buyer fee, internet bidding fee, gate fee, and payment processing — and the total varies with the sale price, your membership tier, and how you pay. Work out the real number for this lot with the Copart fee calculator before you set a limit.
Then add the costs that follow the sale: transport from Tampa North, FL to you (hauling cost guide), storage if you cannot collect quickly, parts and labor for the Minor Dent/scratches damage above, and re-titling or inspection in your state. A full damage report puts a repair figure against this specific lot and returns a maximum bid that already has the repair side accounted for.
Auction History for VIN 1GTJSCDE5A8107618
1 recorded auction listing for VIN 1GTJSCDE5A8107618. AutoEstimatePro tracks every Copart and IAA auction appearance — lot numbers, sale dates, damage records, and bids — free, with no login required. Look up any other vehicle with the free salvage VIN check.
| Listing | Status | Bid |
|---|---|---|
| Copart Lot 60568066 | Auction ended July 31, 2026 · Tampa North, FL | — |
Common Questions About This Vehicle
How do I get a repair cost estimate for this 2010 Gmc Canyon?
Upload the auction photos of this 2010 Gmc Canyon (Lot 60568066) plus the VIN at AutoEstimatePro. Our system identifies every component affected by the reported Minor Dent/scratches damage and produces a complete, shoppable line-item repair estimate.
What does the AutoEstimatePro Damage Report include?
Every Damage Report includes: damage detection across all panels and components; line-item repair costs with parts and labor hours per item; real-time parts pricing from 200+ suppliers (eBay Motors, LKQ, Amazon, CarParts.com, OEM dealers); three max bid calculators — MFB (Max Flip Bid), MRB (Max Retail Bid), and MSB (Max Safe Bid); estimated retail and trade-in market value; full ROI and profit projection; OEM repair procedures and torque specs; YouTube repair video links matched to your exact damage; a transport cost estimator; a shoppable parts list with direct buy links; and a downloadable PDF.
How much does a Damage Report cost?
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How fast will I receive the damage report?
The full report is typically ready in 5–10 minutes after you upload your photos. No waiting for a shop or adjuster.
Can I get a max bid recommendation for this Gmc Canyon?
Yes. Every report includes a Max Safe Bid (MSB) calculator that factors in repair cost, estimated retail value, and your desired profit margin so you never overpay at the Copart auction.
Does AutoEstimatePro work for Copart vehicles in FL?
Yes. AutoEstimatePro works with any Copart, IAA, or Manheim auction vehicle, including this one listed in Tampa North, FL. Upload the photos and VIN — we handle the rest.
What is the auction history for VIN 1GTJSCDE5A8107618?
This 2010 Gmc Canyon (VIN 1GTJSCDE5A8107618) is listed as Lot 60568066 at Copart. The full salvage auction history — lot numbers, sale dates, damage records, photos, and bids — is shown free on this page, no login required. You can check any other vehicle with AutoEstimatePro's free salvage VIN check.
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