2022 Ford Explorer St
1FM5K8GC8NGA12096
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Trade history
2022 Ford Explorer St VIN 1FM5K8GC8NGA12096 was sold at IAAI for $16 250 USD. Last known mileage — 64 723 mi. This page includes photos, sale history, market estimate and similar FORD FORD EXPLORER listings.
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Submit a hide requestThe 2022 Ford Explorer ST has a Salvage Title and was reported as a Total Loss on January 22, 2026, following an accident that also involved minor damage reports to the front, left front, right side, and left side. The vehicle has a documented history including multiple title issues and recalls; therefore, reviewing the full report is essential before purchasing, bidding on, or financing this unit. Given the Salvage Title status and Total Loss reporting, you must examine the entire vehicle history report to assess all title changes, damage records, timeline discrepancies, and service entries before making any purchase decision.
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The vehicle has sustained a significant front-end collision. While the primary structure appears intact, the removal of the bumper and damage to the inner fender suggest that cooling components (radiator/condenser) and wiring harnesses are likely compromised. Repairing this will require extensive labor for alignment and electronic system recalibration.
The vehicle is an insurance-held unit which provides a level of transparency regarding the title. However, because it is a high-tech modern truck, any structural damage to the front frame or significant wiring issues will make repairs very expensive. It is recommended for buyers who have access to specialized body shops and can manage complex electrical diagnostics.
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