2017 CHEVROLET EQUINOX · auction history

VIN 2GNALCEK2H15903592017 CHEVROLET EQUINOX Auction History

VIN 2GNALCEK2H1590359 sold 2026-09-14 San Antonio-South, San Antonio, TX Lot 45659829

VIN 2GNALCEK2H1590359
Final bid $550
Status Sold on approval
Sold 2026-09-14
Lever 01 · Overview

About this 2017 CHEVROLET EQUINOX — Bowtie

This 2017 CHEVROLET EQUINOX, finished in Black, sold on September 14, 2026 at San Antonio-South, San Antonio, TX for $550. Bowtie pedigree shows in the 2.4L I-4 DI, DOHC, VVT, 182HP paired with the Automatic — a familiar CHEVROLET combination, with Gasoline fuel keeping the running costs in a known bracket.

At 1 mi the lot sits in a serviceable range; flood damage is typically repairable on the EQUINOX body and Bowtie aftermarket parts are widely available. The IAAI listing closed without title surprises that would push it into parts-only territory.

This was not the first time the VIN appeared at auction — see the timeline below for the prior sale. Bowtie EQUINOXs frequently cycle through Copart/IAAI as rebuilders flip them post-repair.

Lever 03 · Condition

Flood on a CHEVROLET EQUINOX: silent electronic-corrosion failures

A Flood-coded 2017 CHEVROLET EQUINOX lot shows wiring harness, ABS module, seat-track motors and interior trim. silent electronic-corrosion failures for months after exposure is the costly diagnosis to confirm; full electrical harness audit and module replacement is the standard repair scope.

Bidding above the parts-only threshold requires confirming silent electronic-corrosion failures is absent. Consult an estimator on the 2.4L I-4 DI, DOHC, VVT, 182HP drivetrain and structural rails before committing.

Lever 05 · Condition

Damage and conditions

Primary damage
Flood
Secondary damage
Mechanical
Run & drive
Yes — verified

Continue with the Flood-damage segment for severity benchmarks across the CHEVROLET catalogue.

Lever 07 · History

Auction history timeline

Auction history for 2GNALCEK2H1590359: four times sale events between August 24, 2026 and September 14, 2026. Each row in the timeline shows the change in damage, title and final bid.

04 Most recent

2026-09-14 · San Antonio-South, San Antonio, TX

Price
$550
Damage
Flood
Title
Sold on Approval
Miles
1
Lot
45659829
03

2026-09-08 · San Antonio-South, San Antonio, TX

Price
$600
Damage
Flood
Title
Sold on Approval
Miles
1
Lot
45659829
02

2026-08-31 · San Antonio-South, San Antonio, TX

Price
$750
Damage
Flood
Title
Sold on Approval
Miles
1
Lot
45659829
01 First sale

2026-08-24 · San Antonio-South, San Antonio, TX

Price
$675
Damage
Flood
Title
Sold on Approval
Miles
1
Lot
45659829
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FAQ Quick answers

Frequently asked questions

Was this 2022 Ford Bronco sold on Copart or IAAI?
This VINs most recent sale was on Copart, December 15, 2024 at Copart Orlando, Florida for $28,400. An earlier sale on April 8, 2024 took place on IAAI in Tampa, Florida.
What state was this Bronco auctioned in?
Both auctions occurred in Florida — IAAI Tampa for the first sale and Copart Orlando for the most recent. See all Ford Bronco lots in Florida.
Is VIN 1FMEE5DPXNLB37346 a flood vehicle?
No. The reported damage is Front End with secondary Side impact. This is consistent with collision damage, not water exposure. No flood-damage flag is present in either auction record.
How many miles does this Ford Bronco have?
12,450 miles at the most recent sale. This is below the 22,000-mile average for indexed 2022 Broncos and places this VIN in the 22nd percentile by mileage.
What is the title type for this Bronco?
The most recent title is Salvage (Florida). The earlier April 2024 sale carried a Clean title — the salvage brand was applied between the two auctions, suggesting the front-end damage was the loss-defining event.
Did this VIN sell more than once?
Yes — twice. Multi-sale VINs warrant extra diligence; see our guide to potential lemon cars for what to check.