What is the current bid for VIN 1N6BA07C29N315921?

2009 Nissan TITAN (VIN 1N6BA07C29N315921) has an active listing on COPART with the latest bid at $1,700.

What damage does VIN 1N6BA07C29N315921 have?

2009 Nissan TITAN (VIN 1N6BA07C29N315921) is listed with primary FRONT END damage, with secondary UNKNOWN damage. Full lot photos available on the auction listing.

How many miles is on VIN 1N6BA07C29N315921?

The odometer on 2009 Nissan TITAN (VIN 1N6BA07C29N315921) reads 78,769 miles (odometer brand: A).

Where was VIN 1N6BA07C29N315921 auctioned?

2009 Nissan TITAN (VIN 1N6BA07C29N315921) was listed at OH - Dayton on COPART.

What title does VIN 1N6BA07C29N315921 have?

2009 Nissan TITAN (VIN 1N6BA07C29N315921) carries a "Oh - Cert Of Title-Salvage" title designation per the COPART auction listing.

Can a salvage-title 2009 Nissan TITAN be driven or registered?

Not until it's repaired and passes a state rebuilt-title inspection. A salvage brand means an insurer totaled it; once approved, it's re-titled as rebuilt/reconstructed and road-legal, though the brand stays on record.

What does FRONT END damage mean on this 2009 Nissan TITAN?

2009 Nissan TITAN is recorded with primary FRONT END damage. Repair cost depends on whether structural components (frame, pillars, radiator support) are affected versus bolt-on panels — get an estimate before bidding.

Is this 2009 Nissan TITAN a good deal at auction?

Auction prices look low because they're pre-repair and as-is. Model your all-in cost — bid price plus fees, transport, parts, labor, and re-titling — against the clean retail value before deciding. Pull the VIN history to rule out hidden issues.

How do I buy VIN 1N6BA07C29N315921 at COPART?

COPART sells to licensed dealers and, in many states, the public via a registered broker. Register to bid, set an all-in budget, inspect the photos and condition report, then pay and arrange pickup within the required window.

Where can I see the full history report for VIN 1N6BA07C29N315921?

Run VIN 1N6BA07C29N315921 through VinCheck for the full vehicle history including title transfers, accident records, odometer rollback checks, and recall lookups. One-time report packs start at $5.12/report, or go unlimited with a $1 / 3-day trial.

VIN 1N6BA07C29N315921 — 2009 Nissan TITAN

Name: 2009 Nissan TITAN
Brand: Nissan
Price: 1700.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Lot #52201706 · COPART · Sale 2026-05-20

2009 Nissan TITAN, with VIN 1N6BA07C29N315921, has front end damage, with 78,769 mi on the odometer, located in OH - Dayton, (sold for $0).

This 2009 Nissan TITAN (VIN 1N6BA07C29N315921) is a Copart auction lot, with recorded front end damage, showing 78,769 miles, located at OH - Dayton. Below is a full breakdown — condition, mileage, value, title status, and how to buy it — plus a link to the complete VIN history report auction listings don't include.

Vehicle facts

Lot specifications
VIN	1N6BA07C29N315921
Year	2009
Make	Nissan
Model	TITAN
Body style	v
Color	grey
Cylinders	8
Fuel	flexible
Transmission	auto
Odometer	78,769 mi
Odometer brand	A
Primary damage	FRONT END
Secondary damage	UNKNOWN
Title document	Oh - Cert Of Title-Salvage
Has keys	No
Location	OH - Dayton
Sale date	2026-05-20
Price	Sold for $0
Source	COPART
Lot #	52201706

About this lot

This 2009 Nissan TITAN is an insurance/salvage auction lot listed with front end damage and 78,769 mi on the odometer, located at OH - Dayton. Before bidding, confirm the title brand with the issuing state DMV, budget for parts, repair, and re-titling/inspection, and pull the full VIN history to surface prior accidents, odometer rollbacks, and open safety recalls that the auction listing won't show.

Damage & condition assessment

The auction records FRONT END as the primary damage and UNKNOWN as secondary damage on this 2009 Nissan TITAN. Front-end damage typically affects the hood, bumper, headlights, radiator, and sometimes the engine cooling and airbags. Repair cost hinges on whether the frame/unibody and radiator support are bent.

"UNKNOWN" is the damage classification recorded by the auction. Request condition photos and an in-person or third-party inspection to gauge true repair scope.

No keys are listed — budget for a locksmith or replacement key and expect limited on-site testing. Auction condition grades reflect a quick yard assessment, not a mechanic's inspection — treat every sale as strictly as-is.

Odometer & mileage

The odometer on this 2009 Nissan TITAN reads 78,769 miles, recorded as "A". That is well below the ~204,000 miles typical for a 2009 model (about 5k miles/year) — low mileage for its age, which can lift value if the title and condition check out.

Price & value context

This 2009 Nissan TITAN has an active bid of $1,700 at Copart. The auction's estimated retail (undamaged) value is $9,850 — the current price is about 83% below retail, though that gap has to cover repairs, fees, and re-titling. The estimated repair cost is $9,850; add auction fees, transport, and inspection to model your true all-in cost.

Title status

A salvage title means an insurer declared the vehicle a total loss. It cannot be legally driven until repaired, re-inspected, and issued a rebuilt/reconstructed title by the state. For this lot the Copart listing shows a "Oh - Cert Of Title-Salvage" designation.

Vehicle specifications

This 2009 Nissan TITAN is equipped with 8 cylinders, flexible fuel, auto transmission, v body style, finished in grey. Matching parts by exact trim and drivetrain matters when estimating repair cost — confirm the build against the VIN before sourcing components.

How to buy this 2009 Nissan TITAN at Copart

Register to bid. Copart sells to licensed dealers and, in many states, to the public through a registered broker. Verify buyer eligibility in your state first.
Set your all-in budget. Add the bid price, buyer/gate/transaction fees, transport, storage, repairs, and state re-inspection/re-titling before you decide a maximum bid.
Inspect thoroughly. Review every lot photo, the condition report, and — ideally — an in-person or third-party inspection, since auction sales are final and as-is.
Pull the full VIN history. Auction listings omit prior accidents, title-transfer history, odometer rollbacks, and open recalls. A VIN report surfaces them before you commit.
Win, pay, and arrange pickup. Complete payment within the required window and schedule transport; storage fees accrue quickly on unclaimed lots.
Repair, re-inspect, and re-title. Budget time for the state's rebuilt-title inspection if the vehicle carries a salvage brand before it can return to the road.

What to check before you bid

Verify the title brand and status with the issuing state DMV.
Pull the full VIN history for accidents, prior owners, and odometer records.
Check open safety recalls and whether the repairs were completed.
Estimate parts availability and total repair cost for the recorded damage.
Confirm keys, drivetrain, and whether the lot runs and drives.
Add auction fees, transport, storage, and re-inspection to your budget.

Salvage auction risks & buyer tips

Hidden structural damage

Bent frames, unibody rails, and pillar damage are the costliest repairs and are hard to spot in listing photos. When a lot shows front, rear, or side impact, assume structural inspection is needed and price it in.

Airbag and safety-system cost

Deployed airbags, seatbelt pretensioners, and crash sensors are expensive to replace correctly. On newer vehicles these can add thousands and require dealer-level calibration.

Flood and electrical gremlins

Water-damaged cars develop intermittent electrical faults and corrosion months later. If a title or damage code hints at water, factor in full electronics risk or walk away.

Title and registration friction

A salvage vehicle must be repaired, photographed, and pass a state rebuilt-title inspection before it can be registered. Timelines and requirements vary by state — check yours before bidding.

Total-cost math

The winning bid is a fraction of your real cost. Add buyer/gate fees, transport, parts, labor, and re-inspection, then compare to clean retail value to confirm there's genuine margin.

Verify this vehicle with VinCheck tools

Pull the original window sticker by VIN to confirm factory options and MSRP, run a mileage check to catch odometer rollbacks, and check open recalls before budgeting repairs. Start with the free VIN decoder to verify the build.

Frequently asked questions

Is this 2009 Nissan TITAN a salvage title vehicle?

This lot is listed at COPART auction with a oh - cert of title-salvage title document. Always verify the current title status with the issuing state DMV before purchase.

How many miles does this 2009 Nissan TITAN have?

The odometer reads 78,769 mi (a).

Where is this vehicle located?

The lot is at OH - Dayton. Buyers are responsible for pickup or shipping arrangements.

Can I buy this vehicle directly?

Lots at COPART typically require a registered dealer or broker. VinCheck does not sell vehicles directly — pull a full VIN report (from $5.12/report) before bidding to spot hidden issues.

Auction & title glossary

Salvage title: A brand applied when an insurer declares a vehicle a total loss; it cannot be driven legally until rebuilt and re-inspected.
Rebuilt title: A former salvage vehicle that passed a state inspection and is road-legal again, with a permanent brand that lowers resale value.
Primary damage: The main area of impact or loss the auction records for a lot (e.g. front end, rear end, flood).
Run and drive: An auction status meaning the vehicle started, moved, and stopped under its own power during a basic yard test — not a mechanical guarantee.
Buy It Now: A fixed price to purchase a lot immediately without waiting for the live auction.
Odometer brand: A designation such as "Actual", "Not Actual", or "Exceeds Mechanical Limits" describing the reliability of the mileage reading.

Get the full 2009 Nissan TITAN vehicle history report — from $5.12/report