2012 Chrysler 200 Touring
Copart 55945336 1C3CCBBB2CN107111
Front end Β· 182,027 mi Β· Chicago North, IL, USA
2015 Chrysler 200 Limited was sold at Copart (Bakersfield, CA) on Oct 12, 2026. Salvage title Β· Side damage Β· 132,404 mi. Final bid: $700.
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1C3CCCAB8FN744001
Open the VIN history2015 Chrysler 200 Limited
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1C3CCCAB8FN744001
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$700
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| Date | Platform | Lot # | Final bid | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 9, 2026 | Copart | 56810186 | $425 | Minimum bid |
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Copart 55945336 1C3CCBBB2CN107111
Front end Β· 182,027 mi Β· Chicago North, IL, USA
IAAI 46149886 1C3CCBCB9CN255433
Front end Β· 94,056 mi Β· Dayton, OH, USA
IAAI 45322744 1C3CCCBG8GN157468
Front end Β· 129,124 mi Β· Paducah, KY, USA
IAAI 45876611 1C3CCCAB2FN743930
Normal wear Β· 195,460 mi Β· Caseyville, IL, USA
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