2013 Dodge Avenger SE
IAAI 46395710 1C3CDZAB8DN544202
Front end Β· 144,837 mi Β· Lexington, SC, USA
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Remove from FinalBid2013 Dodge Avenger SE was sold at IAAI (Phoenix, AZ) on Nov 3, 2026. Salvage title Β· Front end damage Β· 145,504 mi. Final bid: $300.
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1C3CDZABXDN725382
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1C3CDZABXDN725382
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$300
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IAAI 46395710 1C3CDZAB8DN544202
Front end Β· 144,837 mi Β· Lexington, SC, USA
IAAI 46159109 1C3CDZAB6DN594015
Side Β· 190,995 mi Β· Ashland, KY, USA
Copart 72735156 1B3CC4FB6AN107564
Rear end Β· 159,626 mi Β· Las Vegas, NV, USA
Copart 67046286 1C3CDZAB6EN148061
Front end Β· 107,032 mi Β· Eugene, OR, USA
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