2012 Scion xB
Copart 63032466 JTLZE4FE3CJ007465
Rear end · 79,258 mi · Honolulu, HI, USA
2011 Scion xB Release Series 8.0 was sold at Copart (Jacksonville North, FL) on Oct 12, 2026. Salvage title · Rear end damage · 124,960 mi. Final bid: $1,650.
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JTLZE4FEXB1120070
Open the VIN history2011 Scion xB Release Series 8.0
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JTLZE4FEXB1120070
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