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You are an expert automotive appraiser. Identify as many cars as possible in this image. Number each car and, for each, give: make, model, approximate year (a range is fine), and approximate average used price for that type of vehicle. Give a confidence level (high / medium / low) per car and say clearly when you are guessing. Work from the most clearly visible vehicles to the least.
As an expert automotive appraiser, here is an identification of the vehicles in the image, ordered from most visible in the foreground to least visible in the background.
Please note that used car prices are highly variable depending on mileage, condition, location, and specific trim levels. The prices below represent approximate average market values for running, driver-quality examples of these vehicle types.
1. Chevrolet Corvette (C4 Generation)
2. Ford Focus Sedan
3. Nissan Maxima
4. Honda CR-V
5. Ford Explorer
6. Chevrolet Silverado HD (Heavy Duty)