BMW I3 lots at auction
How to buy one of these BMW I3 lots
- Pay $100 for your own bidder account on Copart, IAAI and Manheim under our Florida dealer license. Issued within 12 hours, usually within minutes.
- Put the deposit on file: 10% of your bid limit, $600 minimum, your $100 included.
- Pre-bid or bid live yourself from our app. Set your maximum from the delivered total, not the hammer price: see Copart fees and IAAI fees.
- When you win, we invoice you, pay the auction within its deadline, reassign the title and coordinate transport to your address or port.
Questions about buying a BMW I3
Can I buy a BMW I3 from Copart without a dealer license?
Yes. Public lots need only a government ID in eligible states; for salvage and dealer-only BMW I3 lots you need a broker or an account under a licensed dealer. BasicMobile opens your own bidder account under our Florida dealer license for a one-time $100 that is credited to your car.
What does a BMW I3 from Copart or IAAI really cost?
The bid plus auction fees (for example a $750 Copart buyer fee on a $5,000 car, a $79 gate fee and a $39–$149 bid fee), our service fee from $200, title work and transport. We confirm the delivered estimate for a specific lot before you bid.
How much deposit do I need to bid on a BMW I3?
10% of your bid limit with a $600 minimum for Copart and IAAI through BasicMobile; your first $100 counts toward it.
Other BMW models
Prices, sale dates and photos come from the Copart and IAAI listings and are refreshed about every hour. Bid or Buy Now is not the delivered total: auction fees, our service fee from $200, title work and transport are added. We confirm the final price before you bid.