| Price | Price soon... |
|---|---|
| Mileage | 99916 mi |
| Production Year | 2011 |
| Location | Charleston... (WV) |
| Transmission | Automatic |
| Drive Type | All wheel drive |
| Seller | Copart |
| Lot No. | 43957075 |
| Sale Date | 2025-02-25 |
| Known Damages | Rear end |
| Key Status | Present |
| Seller URL | Copart |
On this page, you’ll find photos from the Copart auction of the vehicle with VIN SALSP2E42BA270753
This vehicle was manufactured in 2011, and the model is Land Rover Range Rover- Autobio.
The mileage recorded at the auction was 99916 miles.
The final auction price is please back tomorrow for updates.
The car with VIN SALSP2E42BA270753 has primary damage to the Rear end.
All damages are displayed in the attached photos and in listing number 1-43957075.
This vehicle comes with a key status of Present and a All wheel drive drivetrain.
It is equipped with a Automatic transmission.
The auction closed on 2025-02-25. The vehicle is available for pick-up from the yard in Charleston... (WV).
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