2000 Porsche 911
IAAI 46053452 WP0AA2990YS621687
Front end · 138,134 mi · Los Angeles, CA, USA
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WP0CD2A91ES173337
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WP0CD2A91ES173337
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$46,000
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| Date | Platform | Lot # | Final bid | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mar 27, 2025 | Copart | 50095105 | On approval | |
| Mar 25, 2025 | Copart | 50095105 | On approval |
This VIN appeared at auction 3 times. Accidents, odometer readings and owners — all in the full history report.
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IAAI 46053452 WP0AA2990YS621687
Front end · 138,134 mi · Los Angeles, CA, USA
IAAI 45914638 WP0AA2993XS620435
Side · 133,846 mi · Los Angeles, CA, USA
IAAI 45997937 WP0CA29981S654581
Front end · 97,484 mi · Los Angeles, CA, USA
Copart 55059826 WP0CA29945S755705
Front end · 110,221 mi · Miami South, FL, USA
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