Run Detail

Vehicle Identification — Front to Back

1. Chevrolet Corvette (C4) — 1984–1996 (styling suggests 1990–1996)

• Confidence: High on make/model, medium on year
• ID clues: One-piece clamshell hood, pop-up headlights, dished nose, "flying V" front fascia, wraparound wheel arches. The bright teal/blue metallic paint and turbine-style wheels point to the later end of the C4 run (1991–1996 refresh nose).
• Approximate used value: $9,000–$15,000 for a driver-quality coupe; a running-but-rough example like this could be $6,000–$9,000.

2. Ford Focus SE sedan (3rd gen, facelift) — 2015–2018

• Confidence: High
• ID clues: "Focus" script on the trunk lid, Ford oval, the distinctive split C-shaped taillamps and high deck lid of the facelifted 2015+ sedan, plus the machined-face alloy wheels.
• Approximate used value: $7,500–$11,000

3. Nissan Maxima (A32, 4th gen) — 1995–1999

• Confidence: High (the "MAXIMA" badge is legible on the deck lid)
• ID clues: Badge text, low horizontal taillamps with amber inner section, dark green/teal metallic paint typical of that era.
• Approximate used value: $1,200–$3,000 depending on rust and mileage. Given the setting, likely at the low end.

4. White compact/mid-size crossover SUV — likely Subaru Forester or Outback, 2014–2018

• Confidence: Low–medium — this is partly a guess. The angle hides the grille and badging. Silhouette, greenhouse shape, roof rails and the multi-spoke alloys read Subaru, but Honda CR-V or Toyota RAV4 of the same era can't be ruled out.
• Approximate used value: $11,000–$17,000

5. White full-size SUV with commercial ladder/utility roof rack — possibly Chevrolet Suburban/Tahoe or Ford Expedition, roughly 2007–2014

• Confidence: Low — guessing. Only the roof rack and upper body are visible.
• Approximate used value: $8,000–$15,000 (work-truck condition, so likely lower)

6. White Ford Explorer (5th gen) — 2011–2019

• Confidence: Medium. Partially hidden, but the tall vertical/L-shaped taillamp cluster and rear quarter shape are consistent with a 5th-gen Explorer. Could also be a Ford Flex or Escape at this angle.
• Approximate used value: $9,000–$16,000

7. White sedan partially hidden behind the Focus (roof, glass and A-pillar only)

• Confidence: Low — unidentifiable. A white or silver mid-size sedan, likely 1998–2010 vintage. No make/model call possible.
• Approximate used value: $1,500–$4,000 (generic older sedan)

8. White cab-over / box truck or full-size van at far right (orange clearance lights visible)

• Confidence: Low — guessing. Could be a Chevrolet Express / GMC Savana cutaway, an Isuzu NPR box truck, or a Ford E-Series. The amber marker lamps and flat white face suggest a commercial box body.
• Approximate used value: $8,000–$20,000 depending on chassis and box condition

9. Dark green/teal vehicle glimpsed at far right rear (windshield and roofline only)

• Confidence: Very low — not identifiable. Appears to be an older sedan or SUV.
• Approximate used value: $1,000–$3,000 (placeholder for an unidentified older vehicle)

Notes

• Vehicles 1–3 are the only ones I'd stand behind confidently; badges and unique styling cues are visible.
• Vehicles 4–9 are occluded by each other and by the fence line, so those calls are educated guesses and should not be relied on for valuation.
• All prices are national-average retail/private-party ballparks for vehicles in average condition; the lot setting (grass growing around the Corvette, older cars parked tight) suggests several of these may be non-running or project-grade, which would push actual values well below the ranges given.