RESIDUAL

Salvage values

Ford Focus salvage value

Residual values cars from comparable sales: the hammer price at salvage auction, and the retail price if undamaged. The figures here are medians of recent sales; your car’s estimate will differ given its damage, title, mileage and other details.

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Median sale

$450

2018 median

$800

2008 median

$300

Sales measured

7,056

Realized salvage auction sales, sold May 18 – Oct 23, 2026. Updated weekly. These figures as of Oct 24, 2026.

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What a lookup returns

Example estimate

2014 Ford Focus · front end damage · 125,000 miles · salvage title · runs and drives · keys

$480 estimate $0$500$1,000$1,500$2,000 5 in 10 $342 – $693 9 in 10 $204 – $1,200

$480, 9 in 10 between $204 and $1,200. Salvage 7.4, as of Oct 24, 2026.

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By damage

DamageMedian saleSales
Front End$4253,701
Rear End$525989
Side$525793
Normal Wear & Tear$375251
Minor Dent/Scratches$850229
Mechanical$500147
Hail$825135
Undercarriage$47589

A lower median can mean older or cheaper cars, not only worse damage.

By title

TitleMedian saleSales
Salvage Title$4505,108
Clean Title$6001,296
Non-Repairable$300231

What salvage value means for a Ford Focus

A car's salvage value is what it would sell for at auction. The figures above are medians of recent auction sales, not a valuation for your specific car: the type of damage, whether it runs and drives, its title and its mileage all change what one car sells for.

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These figures are measured realized auction prices, not a market value estimate of any one vehicle and not an appraisal.