TOYOTA FJ40 4x4 Utility

It seems like you're sharing a JSON object that contains information about an auction for a classic car. Here's a breakdown of the key information: **Car Details:** - ID Hashes: `61-8e3f-44f0aea594da`, ..., `f65e9aaf-96a4-49b7-a387-107dac28e199` (These are likely internal auction IDs) - Year From (manufacturing year): Not specified - Country of Registration: UK **Auction Information:** - Auction Footer/Disclaimer: Contains details about suppliers and services, and a note about the condition report being descriptive but not perfect. - Starting Price: Not specified (but highest_bid and starting-price-formattedboth are £0) - Maximum Viable Bid: £10,000,000 - Buy Now Price: Not applicable (£0) - Listing Fee: £360 **Auction Duration:** - End Date: 4th August 2021, at 20:00:00 **Contact Information:** - Contact By: email **Other Properties:** - Highest Bid: £0 - Transferred: False (i.e., not transferred yet) - Registration: phr525f - Timeremaining: 1628103600 (This could be the Unix timestamp for when the auction ends) This JSON object seems to have been truncated or incomplete, as vital information such as starting price and highest bid are both £0, which suggests there might be missing data related to bidding activity. Additionally, some properties like "parse_username" and "parse_profile_image" are null, indicating they haven't been populated with any data. For a complete understanding of the auction and its progress, you would need more comprehensive information from the source it was retrieved from (e.g., an online classic car auction platform).

Last bid: £25,500