2007 Toyota Corolla CE
Copart 73553676 2T1BR32E97C753969
Rear end · 165,001 mi · So Sacramento, CA, USA
2008 Toyota Corolla CE was offered at IAAI (Las Vegas, NV) on Oct 30, 2026 and did not sell. Clean title · Normal wear damage · 158,542 mi.
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1NXBR32E28Z959943
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1NXBR32E28Z959943
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| Date | Platform | Lot # | Final bid | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 23, 2026 | IAAI | 46387987 | $150 | Sold |
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Copart 73553676 2T1BR32E97C753969
Rear end · 165,001 mi · So Sacramento, CA, USA
Copart 72495106 5YFBU4EE2DP172888
Side · 136,204 mi · Los Angeles, CA, USA
Copart 73507746 1NXBR32E75Z395038
Front end · 0 mi · Los Angeles, CA, USA
Copart 73387056 1NXBU40E59Z120782
Front end · 180,283 mi · Fresno, CA, USA
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