2013 Honda Civic EX-L
IAAI 46083539 2HGFB2F93DH511985
Front end · 106,437 mi · Gardena, CA, USA
Final bid
$200
IAAI 46083539 2HGFB2F93DH511985
Front end · 106,437 mi · Gardena, CA, USA
IAAI 45071201 19XFB2F5XCE088876
Side · 152,360 mi · Oklahoma City, OK, USA
IAAI 45898887 19XFB2F83CE036371
Front end · 184,984 mi · Springfield, NE, USA
IAAI 45391963 2HGFC4B03HH308472
Front end · 145,411 mi · Caseyville, IL, USA
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