2012 Ford Explorer Xlt
1FMHK8D8XCGA16130
2012 Ford Explorer Xlt VIN 1FMHK8D8XCGA16130 was sold at Copart for $1 050 USD. Last known mileage — 18 715 mi. This page includes photos, sale history, market estimate and similar FORD EXPLORER listings.
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Submit a hide requestThis 1-owner 2012 Ford Explorer XLT features a low mileage of 18,696 and an extensive service history with over 20 records at Basil Ford in New York. However, the vehicle carries a branded salvage title due to reported water and flood damage disclosed by the seller. While it has been consistently maintained with regular oil changes, battery replacements, and mechanical repairs like A/C system work since 2011, its status as a total loss vehicle significantly impacts its profile. Reviewing the full report is essential before buying, bidding on, or financing this vehicle to understand how the flood damage history and title status affect its current value and safety.
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The primary challenge is not structural repair but electronic restoration. Expect issues with door modules, window regulators, and potential sensor failures due to moisture/silt ingress.
This vehicle is a classic 'flood' scenario where the exterior looks great but the internal systems are compromised. Because it is an insurance sale, documentation should be clear, but the high repair cost relative to market value suggests that unless you have specialized electrical diagnostic equipment and can perform deep interior remediation, this may not be a profitable project.
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