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2012 Volkswagen Tiguan SE — VIN WVGBV7AXSCWA0SASE

Copart lot #48416905
Normal wear · 194,909 mi · North Boston, MA, USA
Other VINs like this one: WVGBV7AX#CW######

Final bid

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Sold Sold at auction Apr 9, 2025

Auction result

Sale date
Apr 9, 2025
Sale status
Sold
Condition
Run & drive
Reserve met
No
Avg final bid
$1,525
Est. repair
$0
Actual cash value
$0

Sale history of this VIN

11
Auctions on record
2025
First seen
Date Platform Lot # Final bid Status
Apr 7, 2025 Copart 48416905 $1,350 On approval
Apr 2, 2025 Copart 48416905 On approval
Mar 31, 2025 Copart 48416905 On approval
Mar 27, 2025 Copart 48416905 On approval
Mar 26, 2025 Copart 48416905 Minimum bid
Mar 25, 2025 Copart 48416905 Minimum bid
Mar 20, 2025 Copart 48416905 On approval
Mar 19, 2025 Copart 48416905 Minimum bid
Mar 14, 2025 Copart 48416905 On approval
Mar 12, 2025 Copart 48416905 Minimum bid

Vehicle details

VIN
WVGBV7AXSCWA0SASE
Lot #
Copart 48416905
Odometer
194,909 mi
Year
2012
Body color
Silver
Engine
2L · 4 cyl · 200 hp
Fuel
Gas
Transmission
Automatic
Drive
AWD
Vehicle type
Automobile
Primary damage
Normal wear
Secondary damage
Minor dents & scratches
Title
Clean title
Keys
Yes

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