2016 Honda Civic EX
IAAI 46051668 19XFC2F79GE014322
Front end · 155,997 mi · Lexington, SC, USA
2022 Honda Civic
Final bid
$125
| Date | Platform | Lot # | Final bid | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 24, 2026 | Copart | 76989875 | $125 | On approval |
IAAI 46051668 19XFC2F79GE014322
Front end · 155,997 mi · Lexington, SC, USA
IAAI 45324385 2HGFE2F59SH566345
Side · 28,869 mi · Houston, TX, USA
IAAI 45558960 2HGFE2F27TH575634
Front end · 5,956 mi · Dundalk, MD, USA
IAAI 46058424 2HGFE2F55TH538849
Rear end · 3,414 mi · Wilmington, CA, USA
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