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2017 BUICK ENCORE · auction history

VIN KL4CJASB0HB210686 — 2017 BUICK ENCORE Auction History

VIN KL4CJASB0HB210686 sold 2026-06-26 Gulf Coast, Moss Point, MS Lot 45296600

VIN KL4CJASB0HB210686
Final bid $1,450
Status Sold
Sold 2026-06-26
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#1 · Lot 45296600 IAAI · Gulf Coast, Moss Point, MS · 2026-06-26
  • Sold $1,450
  • Odometer 104,796 mi
  • Damage Flood + Left Front
  • Title Replace Your Ride (Parts Only) (Vermont)
  • Status Sold
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#2 · Lot 50292978 Copart · TX - Mcallen, SOUTH EAST TEXAS · 2018-12-19
  • Sold $7,000
  • Odometer 19,187 mi
  • Damage Water/Flood
  • Title Cert Of Title - Rebuilder
  • Status Sold on Approval!
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Lever 01 · Overview

Tri-Shield story of this 2017 BUICK ENCORE

BUICK's Encore Heritage approach delivered this White 2017 ENCORE: 1.4L I-4 DOHC, VVT, turbo, 138HP, Automatic, Gasoline fuel. Sold on June 26, 2026 at Gulf Coast, Moss Point, MS for $1,450 after a clean IAAI listing.

Mileage on the clock: 104,796. BUICK ENCOREs of this generation respond well to flood damage repair, and the IAAI listing closed cleanly — no salvage→parts-only conversion flags.

VIN re-list — earlier sale below. BUICK's Avenir-Era pedigree keeps demand high among rebuilders, so multi-IAAI VINs in this segment are unsurprising.

Lever 03 · Condition

What Flood damage means on a BUICK ENCORE

Flood damage on this 2017 BUICK ENCORE usually affects wiring harness, ABS module, seat-track motors and interior trim. full electrical harness audit and module replacement is the repair scope; the real risk is silent electronic-corrosion failures for months after exposure.

Repair-quote anchor for this ENCORE: full electrical harness audit and module replacement. Add 15-25% buffer for the 1.4L I-4 DOHC, VVT, turbo, 138HP engine bay if silent electronic-corrosion failures is present.

Lever 05 · Condition

Damage and conditions

Primary damage
Flood
Secondary damage
Left Front
Run & drive
Yes — verified

Browse the full Flood-damage index to calibrate repair scope and parts cost.

Lever 07 · History

Auction history timeline

Auction record summary: twice events on file, opening on December 19, 2018 and closing (so far) on June 26, 2026. Compare the change in title and damage scope across the rows below.

02 Most recent

2026-06-26 · Gulf Coast, Moss Point, MS

Price
$1,450
Damage
Flood
Title
Sold
Miles
104,796
Lot
45296600
01 First sale

2018-12-19 · TX - Mcallen, SOUTH EAST TEXAS

Price
$7,000
Damage
Water/Flood
Title
Sold on Approval!
Miles
19,187
Lot
50292978
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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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