Run Detail

Approximate prices are typical U.S. used-market values for running, average-condition examples; mileage, trim, rust, and mechanical condition can change them substantially.

1. Chevrolet Corvette (C4)

   • Approx. year: 1984–1990
   • Approx. used price: $10,000–$16,000; roughly $13,000 average
   • Confidence: High
   • The pop-up headlights, wedge-shaped nose, and C4 emblem/body shape are distinctive.

2. Ford Focus sedan

   • Approx. year: 2015–2018
   • Approx. used price: $6,500–$10,000; roughly $8,000 average
   • Confidence: High
   • The Focus badge is visible, and the rear styling appears to be the facelifted third-generation model.

3. Nissan Maxima

   • Approx. year: 1995–1999
   • Approx. used price: $3,000–$6,000; roughly $4,500 average
   • Confidence: High
   • The Maxima trunk badge and fourth-generation rear design are visible.

4. Honda CR-V

   • Approx. year: 2017–2019
   • Approx. used price: $17,000–$23,000; roughly $20,000 average
   • Confidence: High
   • The front fascia, headlamps, and body profile match a pre-facelift fifth-generation CR-V.

5. Ford Explorer

   • Approx. year: 2011–2015
   • Approx. used price: $8,000–$14,000; roughly $11,000 average
   • Confidence: Medium
   • Partially obscured by the CR-V, but the rear-quarter shape and vertical-style taillamps strongly resemble a pre-facelift fifth-generation Explorer.

6. Chevrolet Express cargo van

   • Approx. year: 2003–2020
   • Approx. used price: $10,000–$20,000; roughly $15,000 average
   • Confidence: Medium
   • Only the front-right portion is visible. I’m somewhat guessing, but the grille, stacked lamps, and blunt van nose look like a Chevrolet Express rather than its GMC Savana twin.

There are fragments of at least one dark vehicle at the extreme right and possibly another vehicle at the extreme left, but too little is visible to identify their make or model responsibly.