1GCPTDEK5S1128724 2025 CHEVROLET COLORADO Red

2025 Chevrolet Colorado 4wd Z71
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Catalog / CHEVROLET / COLORADO / 2025 Chevrolet Colorado 4wd Z71

Lot sold Winning bet: $15 800 USD | Sales records: 2

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VIN 1GCPTDEK5S1128724

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Mileage 19,005 mi 30,586 km

Auction Date (UTC) 03/30/2026 16:30

Engine 2.7l I-4 Di, Dohc, Vvt, Turbo, 310hp

Color Red

Body Crew Cab

Transmission Automatic

Fuel Gasoline

Key Keys Present

Cost of repair $ 0 USD

Market value $ 40 000 USD

Primary damage Front & Rear

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Exterior condition

1 damage · 1 zone

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1 Front

Primary damage: Front & Rear

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Expert Conclusion 6/10

Repair Complexity: High

Risk of Hidden Damage: Severe

This vehicle requires significant investment. The front end needs full replacement of the bumper, fender, headlight, and likely suspension components. The cooling system must be inspected for leaks or bends. The rear bumper and quarter panel will need cosmetic repair or replacement.

Advantages

✓ Low mileage (19,005 mi) indicates minimal wear on the engine and transmission.

✓ The interior is clean and well-maintained, with no visible signs of water damage or excessive use.

Disadvantages

✗ Significant front-end structural impact increases repair costs significantly.

✗ Potential for hidden suspension or cooling system damage adds to the total investment required.

✗ The rear bumper and quarter panel scuffs suggest a multi-point collision, which may indicate more extensive unseen damage.

Proceed with Caution

While the low mileage is a positive factor, the severity of the front-end damage presents a high risk of hidden mechanical issues. The suspension and cooling systems must be thoroughly inspected before purchase. If you are not prepared for significant repair costs, this vehicle may not be a sound investment.

Airbags: Not Visible Glass: Intact Suspension damage

Damage

Moderate Front Bumper — Significant impact damage to the lower valance and bumper fascia. The black front splitter is detached, and the red plastic housing shows deep creases and paint transfer. Requires full replacement of the bumper assembly.

Moderate Front Left Fender — The fender exhibits a sharp crease and paint transfer from contact with another vehicle. The panel is bent out of alignment, requiring straightening or replacement.

Moderate Front Left Headlight Assembly — The headlight housing is cracked and misaligned with the bumper. The lens appears intact but requires removal for replacement.

Moderate Front Left Wheel Arch — The wheel arch liner is torn and displaced due to the impact. While cosmetic, it indicates force was applied directly to this area.

Moderate Rear Bumper — The rear bumper shows scuffing and minor deformation on the lower right corner. The step pad is intact but may require cleaning or replacement.

Moderate Rear Left Quarter Panel — Visible scuff marks and paint transfer on the rear left quarter panel, consistent with a side-swipe impact.

Moderate Front Left Tire — The tire shows signs of sidewall damage and possible puncture. It is likely compromised and requires replacement or repair.

Severe Front Left Wheel Bearing/Hub Assembly — Given the severity of the impact to the front left corner, there is a high probability of damage to the wheel bearing or hub assembly. This requires immediate inspection and likely replacement.

Severe Front Suspension Components — The impact force suggests potential damage to the strut, control arm, or tie rod. These components must be inspected for cracks or misalignment before reassembly.

Severe Cooling System Components — The radiator and condenser are located directly behind the front bumper. They may have been struck by debris or bent during impact, requiring replacement.

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