2013 Dodge Journey American Value
IAAI 46144919 3C4PDCAB7DT695252
Front end Β· 176,200 mi Β· San Antonio, TX, USA
2017 Dodge Journey SE was sold at IAAI (Fremont, CA) on Oct 26, 2026. Clean title Β· Normal wear damage Β· 114,601 mi. Final bid: $350.
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3C4PDCAB1HT609701
Open the VIN history2017 Dodge Journey SE
The archive shows the sale. The VIN history shows the rest: title brands, accident reports, odometer entries and owner count.
3C4PDCAB1HT609701
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$350
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| Date | Platform | Lot # | Final bid | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 19, 2026 | IAAI | 46274752 | $200 | On approval |
| Oct 12, 2026 | IAAI | 46274752 | $225 | On approval |
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IAAI 46144919 3C4PDCAB7DT695252
Front end Β· 176,200 mi Β· San Antonio, TX, USA
IAAI 46207437 3C4PDCAB5HT534579
Rear end Β· 133,335 mi Β· Phoenix, AZ, USA
Copart 66840196 3C4PDDBG7HT539976
Front end Β· 103,294 mi Β· Phoenix, AZ, USA
Copart 73304546 3C4PDCCG3HT514808
Side Β· 69,776 mi Β· North Seattle, WA, USA
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