Residual

Ram 1500 salvage value

Measured from 2,250 realized auction sales of Ram 1500s at US salvage auctions between 2026-05-20 and 2026-07-09 — actual hammer prices, not estimates or asking prices.

Median sale price

$2,900

Middle 50% of sales

$1,006 – $6,700

Sales measured

2,250

By model year

YearMedian sale priceSales
2025$10,800100
2024$6,95054
2023$8,10090
2022$7,400165
2021$6,000182
2020$4,450186
2019$4,350286
2018$2,500186
2017$2,575212
2016$2,200223
2015$1,900185
2014$1,600235

By primary damage type

DamageMedian sale priceSales
front end$2,6001,056
side$3,450301
rear end$3,800291
hail$3,025134
normal wear$2,88864
minor dent/scratches$5,20059
rollover$1,65055
mechanical$2,05050

Damage-type medians reflect the mix of vehicles in each category — a lower median can mean older or cheaper examples, not only worse damage.

By title brand

TitleMedian sale priceSales
SALVAGE TITLE$2,8001,468
CLEAN TITLE$3,250251
BILLOFSALE$3,400241
NON-REPAIRABLE$1,85073

What moves the price for a specific Ram 1500

The tables above are population medians. An individual lot's realized price depends on mileage, damage location and severity, whether it runs and drives, keys, title brand, and the auction location. Residual's valuation model estimates a specific vehicle's expected sale price from those factors, using the same realized-sales data behind this page — see how accurate it is, measured weekly, or the API documentation for programmatic access.

These figures are measured statistics of realized auction sale prices, not a valuation of any specific vehicle, and not an appraisal. Data updates as new sales settle — see the Salvage Price Index for market-wide trends.