auction.vin

The lane record.
Before the block.

Run list. Lane. Block. Record.

The lane tells a unit’s story at announcement speed — condition light, announcements, the block’s number — and the fee sheet comes last. This page posts the lane record first: run-list presence, announcements, and sale history for any VIN, each line with source and timestamp. Register reads are free. Built on the VIN by Vin.

An agent working a run list on a Mandate reads this same register, one VIN at a time — and what it brings back is the posted record you’re reading now.

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The lane record.

Presence, announcements, history. Posted, not announced.

Whether this VIN sits on an upcoming run list is a fact of the record here — presence posts with the source and the timestamp, and absence posts as typed EMPTY. The record never fakes a yes, and it never goes silent.

Every dollar on this page is a posted slot. The hammer price on a prior run, the lane’s buy fee — each fills from the record or says so in words. No figure here is ever an estimate, and no line appears for the first time on a fee sheet.

The register reads free. The record, then the run.

also answers toauctionslanelanesrunlistsourcingarbarbitrationthe trade’s own words resolve to this door — one record, one address

7MMVABDM3RN163785

2024 Mazda CX-50

  • 01Run-list presenceon an upcoming run list, and where in the run · posted · source · timestampposts live
  • 02Announcementstitle status · condition light · disclosures the lane will announce — per line, or typed EMPTYposts live
  • 03Sale historyprior runs: sold · no-sale · if-bid — each an event with a dateposts per run
  • 04Hammer pricethe block’s number on a prior run, where the record carries itposts live
  • 05Buy feethe lane’s fee where posted — never estimatedposts live
The readregister reads are free at every VIN — posted like every other number$0

Lines render live at the address. This page states structure, not results — slots fill from the posted record, never from an invented number, and what the record does not carry posts as EMPTY.

The free read first: values.vin/7MMVABDM3RN163785 — five numbers with the auction band posted, no account. Deeper, when the buy warrants it: the full history at vhr.vin/7MMVABDM3RN163785 — the history the block announces, read before sale day.

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The announcement.

What the block must say is a record line before it is a speech.

Title brands, condition lights, disclosures — what the block must say before the hammer posts here as record lines first, each with its source and its timestamp. The record the lane announces is the record posted on this page.

Arbitration is not a mystery step — it is the post-sale dispute, and an arbitration event posts to the record like any other event: dated, sourced.

  • presence · posted — on the run list with source and timestamp, or typed EMPTY — the record never fakes a yes
  • announcement · posted — title brands, condition lights, disclosures — per line, before the hammer
  • arbitration · an event — the post-sale dispute posts dated and sourced, like any other line

The gate, stated. No unit is consigned, run, or hammered at this address today — the register reads; disposition hands to the wholesale door. The gate that would let this door transact is open and named: dealer licensing and auction access, per the compliance checklist. Until it clears, every read here stays free and nothing here takes a fee.

On the run list
Crosses the block
Result posts

Sold, no-sale, or if-bid — each result is a dated event on the record, hammer price in its slot where the record carries it. A slot the record cannot fill says so, and the fee sheet never says anything first.

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Both sides of the block.

The seller runs a decision. The buyer works a list. One record serves both.

For the seller, the lane is a decision before it is a destination — retail it or run it — and that decision is made next door at wholesale.vin, from posted bands, not from this page. This door owns the record, not the decision.

For the buyer, sourcing is reading: working a run list before sale day is reading this register one VIN at a time, announcements and history in hand before the block speaks.

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The register.

One record serves the lane, the desk, and the deal.

The store side of Vin is a register, and dealers.vin is its flagship. A run is not an exit from the record — it is an event on it. Presence, announcement, hammer, and settlement post to the same record, and the unit’s history travels to the next buyer with the VIN.

For the agent you send

The agent reads the same record you do. Same two routes, three representations — the numbers never differ between them.

motions: B2A · B2A2B

curl https://auction.vin/ -H 'accept: text/markdown'        → the markdown twin of this page
curl https://auction.vin/{VIN} -H 'accept: application/json' → the record as typed evidence objects
curl https://auction.vin/{VIN} -H 'accept: text/markdown'    → the record's markdown twin

Machine surfaces on this host: /llms.txt · /icp.json · /.well-known/agents.json · one estate MCP server — apis.vin/mcp (every door a lens; tool results carry the door URL).

Attribution: X-Client-Type: html | md | json | mcp — read for agent-led demand attribution; it never changes the record.