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Nissan Note

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Used Nissan Note at auction in Thailand

Nissan Note: prices by year, the latest results and the lots coming up at the auction houses of Thailand.

  • 15coming up
  • 78archived (180 days)
  • 4published results
  • 2017–2021model years
See all 15 lotsPast auctionsUpdated 18 Oct 2026

Auction prices

Start prices

฿48,000–฿211,000, median ฿120,000, 49 lots

Asking prices of the auction houses over the last 12 months; damaged lots and extreme prices (symbolic ฿100 starts, one-off outliers) are not counted.

YearLotsLowestMedianHighest
20217฿172,000฿201,000฿211,000
201916฿80,000฿125,000฿160,000
201810฿80,000฿128,000฿140,000
201710฿80,000฿104,000฿121,000
Other years6฿48,000฿110,000฿180,000
All years49฿48,000฿120,000฿211,000

Sold prices

฿100,000–฿182,000, median ฿115,000, 4 lots

Prices the auction houses published after the sale; damaged lots and extreme prices are not counted.

YearLotsLowestMedianHighest
Other years4฿100,000฿115,000฿182,000
All years4฿100,000฿115,000฿182,000

32 damaged lots (wrecks, flood, non-runners) are kept out of these tables. See damaged vehicles

Past auctions

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Trims at auction

Trim names as the auction houses list them.

About the Nissan Note

The Nissan Note is a subcompact sedan commonly found in the Thai market, used primarily as a city car. Auction participants are usually buyers looking for a daily driver and used car dealers, as well as those seeking a small family car. The models frequently seen in this data are from the 2017–2021 model years, with common trims such as 1.2 VL, 1.2 V, and 1.2 VL CVT Hatch, which are sold and auctioned more often than other variants.

Before bidding, it is advisable to check the condition according to the grade and inspection report, review ownership documents and repair history, and inspect the suspension, electrical system, and seat/interior condition, which are common wear points in city cars. Be cautious of minor collision marks or paint repairs. Starting prices in the last 12 months ranged from 80,000 to 211,000 baht, and currently, there are no published sales results to compare actual sale prices with the median starting prices.

Written from the catalogue data of bid4buy.

Questions and answers

How much does a used Nissan Note cost at auction?

Over the last 12 months start prices for the Nissan Note ran from ฿48,000 to ฿211,000 (median ฿120,000, 49 lots). Published sold prices ran from ฿100,000 to ฿182,000 (median ฿115,000, 4 results).

What did a 2021 Nissan Note sell for?

7 lots of the 2021 model year: from ฿172,000 to ฿211,000, median ฿201,000.

Where and when is the next Nissan Note auction?

15 lots are coming up: Sun 18 Oct AUCT 018 (1), Mon 19 Oct SIA HQ (2), Mon 19 Oct SIA HQ (1), Tue 20 Oct AUCT 001 (6), Tue 20 Oct AUCT 001 (1). Registration and bidding happen at the auction house; bid4buy lists the catalogues.

What do I pay on top of the hammer price?

The buyer fee of the house, 7% VAT where it applies, transfer and tax — the calculator on every lot adds them up. Pick-up and transport from the yard are extra.

How do I check the condition before bidding?

Every lot shows the house grade, the inspection report where the house publishes one, the photos and the VIN; damaged lots carry their condition group. Viewing at the yard before the auction is the rule of every house.

Other Nissan Car

ModelComing upStart price, 12 monthsMedianSold, median
Almera43฿8,000 – ฿308,000฿69,000฿115,000 (14)
March22฿11,000 – ฿151,000฿50,000฿59,500 (4)
Teana14฿7,000 – ฿195,000฿60,000–
Kicks–฿261,682 – ฿402,000฿382,500–
Tiida6฿4,000 – ฿37,000฿16,500–
Sunny3฿1,000 – ฿30,000฿8,000–
Sylphy4฿20,000 – ฿91,000฿50,000–
X-Trail1฿40,000 – ฿290,000฿180,000–

Why buy at auction

How buying at auction works

Fleet, leasing and bank cars go through the auction houses in numbers every week.

  • Start price, no dealer margin

    Bidding opens at the start price of the house; the hammer price is what the market pays that day.

  • Condition on record

    House grade, inspection report, photos and the VIN of every lot.

  • Total cost known in advance

    Buyer fee, VAT and transfer — the calculator on every lot adds them up.

  • Pick-up and transport from the yard

    Delivery quotes from SendMoto from the auction day on.