Independent removal service
Remove your car from CarsBidsHistory
We request removal of your car’s listing, photos and sale price from CarsBidsHistory, then ask Google to drop the result.
- Price
- $60
- Typical time
- 12–24 hours
- Removed
- listing page, photos, sale price
It can take 1–2 days longer during Google updates or technical problems on the servers.
Remove from Carsbidshistory.com
12–24 hours
It can take 1–2 days longer during Google updates or technical problems on the servers.
Details and order →How it works
Check your VIN
The checker shows whether your car is on CarsBidsHistory and what the page shows.
Order
Order the removal on CleanVINUSA’s checkout. The VIN goes with the order.
Listing taken down
We file the removal request and follow it up until the page is gone, then ask Google to drop the old result.
What CarsBidsHistory publishes
CarsBidsHistory (carsbidshistory.com) calls itself a free archive of finished Copart and IAAI auctions. When we checked in October 2026, a lot page there showed:
| On the page | What it reveals |
|---|---|
| A gallery of auction-yard photos | Plates, damage and anything left inside the car |
| Title type, condition, odometer, primary and secondary damage | The state the car was sold in |
| Estimated retail value and the seller, for example an insurance company | Who sold it and an estimate of its value |
| An auction table: date, yard, number of bidders, last bid, sale status, buyer location | How the bidding ended and roughly where the buyer was |
The page address contains the year, make, model, lot number and VIN, and the site is offered in more than twenty languages, so the same record is easy to reach from many countries.
Covered by the order — and not covered
Covered: the CarsBidsHistory page for your VIN is taken down, with its photos, the price and the lot details, and the car no longer appears on carsbidshistory.com. That part usually takes 12–24 hours; during Google updates or technical problems on the servers it can take 1–2 days longer.
Not covered:
- Google’s results and Google Images, as a promise. Once the page is gone we ask Google to drop the old result for eligible links, and Google usually catches up 1–2 days later. When the result and the pictures actually disappear is Google’s decision, so CleanVINUSA does not promise it.
- Official records. The title brand, NMVTIS, insurance claims and reports such as Carfax or AutoCheck stay as they are.
- Other websites. Copies of the same auction record elsewhere are separate and are not touched.
How CleanVINUSA handles it
You order with the VIN — from the checker or the button on this page, with checkout on cleanvinusa.com by card, PayPal or USDT. If you have found the lot page, or the same car on one of the site’s list pages, add those addresses to the order. We then file the removal request with CarsBidsHistory, follow it up until the car is off the site and confirm when it is done. Afterwards comes the request to Google described above.
The removed page stays gone. A new listing for the same car, or a repost on another website later on, is a new case and a new order — which is why it pays to run the free check again before you sell the car.
Why owners want the page gone
The page ties a VIN to photos of the car, to the bid it reached and to who sold it and where it went. Anyone who types the VIN into a search engine can see all of it. For most owners the reason is plain privacy.
Frequently asked questions
Is the price on CarsBidsHistory what my car actually sold for?
Not necessarily. CarsBidsHistory’s own FAQ says the “final bid” is the last recorded bid, which may differ from the actual sale price. Either way, that figure goes together with the rest of the page.
Will Google stop showing my car's photos?
Usually, in time — but it is not promised. Google keeps its own copies of images and drops them on its own schedule once the page is gone; we ask it to drop the old result for every eligible link.
The site comes in many languages. Is every version covered?
The order is for the car’s removal from carsbidshistory.com as a whole, so yes. If the car still shows under one of the language versions after 12–24 hours, send that address to CleanVINUSA.
Does this change the car's title or its history report?
No. The order concerns one public page on a third-party website. The title brand, NMVTIS, insurance claims and reports such as Carfax or AutoCheck are not affected.
What does it cost, and what do I need?
$60, paid on CleanVINUSA’s checkout by card, PayPal or USDT. The VIN goes in the order details; starting from the checker attaches it for you.