2016 Ford Explorer Xlt
1FM5K7D86GGB72703
2016 Ford Explorer Xlt VIN 1FM5K7D86GGB72703 is available at Copart. Last known mileage — 102 845 mi. This page includes photos, sale history, market estimate and similar FORD EXPLORER listings.
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Submit a hide requestThis 2016 Ford Explorer XLT with 96,172 miles has a history of two previous owners in California and includes 23 recorded service events. The vehicle was involved in three reported minor damage incidents, including a sideswipe collision in late 2023 that resulted in left front damage. Notable mechanical work includes the replacement of the water pump, intake manifold gaskets, and rack and pinion system at G & J Auto Repair. While it has been consistently maintained with frequent oil changes and fluid flushes, there are three open recalls including a powertrain control module reprogramming. Reviewing the full report is essential before buying or financing to evaluate how specific damage reports, recall statuses, and service history may impact the vehicle's current value.
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The primary concern is whether the T-bone style impact on the passenger side affected the inner frame rails or A/B pillars. While it looks like a 'skin' hit, any deformation of the door frames will increase repair costs significantly.
Because this is an insurance-held vehicle, you have a high level of confidence in the title. However, due to the significant side impact damage on the passenger doors/quarter panel, it may be difficult to get a 'clean' look after repair without heavy bodywork. It is a good investment for those who can perform their own repairs or are looking for an affordable project.
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