2013 Ford Escape SE
IAAI 46254011 1FMCU0G9XDUD09698
Normal wear · 155,666 mi · Dale, TX, USA
Final bid
$3,200
IAAI 46254011 1FMCU0G9XDUD09698
Normal wear · 155,666 mi · Dale, TX, USA
IAAI 46117592 1FMCU9DG6CKC06165
Normal wear · 137,621 mi · Flint, MI, USA
IAAI 45911912 1FMCU9G65MUA20562
Front end · 46,654 mi · Latimore Township, PA,...
Copart 68602986 1FMCU9GD3JUA43753
Minor dents & scratches · 150,813 mi · Raleigh North, NC, USA
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