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2017 HYUNDAI SONATA · auction history

VIN 5NPE24AF9HH503602 — 2017 HYUNDAI SONATA Auction History

VIN 5NPE24AF9HH503602 sold 2026-09-14 TX - Dallas, USA, TX Lot 67365686

VIN 5NPE24AF9HH503602
Final bid $225
Status Pure sale
Sold 2026-09-14
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#1 · Lot 67365686 Copart · TX - Dallas, USA, TX · 2026-09-14
  • Sold $225
  • Odometer 105,589 mi
  • Damage Rear End
  • Title Certificate Of Sale (P)
  • Status Pure Sale
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#2 · Lot 62148215 Copart · FL - Tampa South, TXUSA · 2025-07-18
  • Sold $2,350
  • Odometer 90,171 mi
  • Damage Rear End
  • Title Certificate Of Origin/Mso (P)
  • Status Sold!
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Lever 01 · Overview

2017 HYUNDAI SONATA: a Ulsan story

This 2017 HYUNDAI SONATA (Silver) closed at $225 on September 14, 2026 from TX - Dallas, USA, TX. Ulsan-built HYUNDAI drivetrains pair the the listed engine with the Automatic — a K-Heritage powertrain with mainstream gasoline consumption.

At 105,589 miles this 2017 HYUNDAI SONATA is a viable rebuild candidate. Ulsan-supplied HYUNDAI parts cover the rear end damage scope; the Copart record shows no recurring lemon-pattern flags.

Re-list pattern detected — earlier sale shown in the timeline. Ulsan-area rebuilders are active in the HYUNDAI SONATA segment; multi-sale VINs are routine here.

Lever 03 · Condition

Rear End on a 2017 HYUNDAI SONATA — pre-bid notes

Rear End damage scope on a HYUNDAI SONATA: trunk lid, bumper cover, taillights and quarter panel. Before bidding, confirm absence of whiplash structural pull and tow-receiver damage; the repair plan is trunk-floor straightening and taillight assembly swap.

Salvage→rebuilt conversion on this SONATA platform requires state inspection. The the listed engine engine bay is the inspector's first check after the structural rails.

Lever 05 · Condition

Damage and conditions

Primary damage
Rear End
Run & drive
Yes — verified

Use the Rear End-damaged index to benchmark repair scope on similar lots.

Lever 07 · History

Auction history timeline

From July 18, 2025 to September 14, 2026, this VIN has appeared twice in our index. Each row in the timeline records hammer price, damage description and title status.

02 Most recent

2026-09-14 · TX - Dallas, USA, TX

Price
$225
Damage
Rear End
Title
Pure Sale
Miles
105,589
Lot
67365686
01 First sale

2025-07-18 · FL - Tampa South, TXUSA

Price
$2,350
Damage
Rear End
Title
Sold!
Miles
90,171
Lot
62148215
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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.

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