2025 Gmc Canyon 4wd Elevation
1GTP2BEK3S1242390
2025 Gmc Canyon 4wd Elevation VIN 1GTP2BEK3S1242390 was sold at IAAI for $17 650 USD. Last known mileage — 12 515 mi. This page includes photos, sale history, market estimate and similar GMC CANYON listings.
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Submit a hide requestThis 2025 GMC Canyon Elevation carries a salvage title and was involved in an accident resulting in moderate damage to the front, left side, and rear while registered in Arizona. Although it has only 5,616 miles and shows consistent oil change records from local service centers like Rico Auto Complex, the presence of structural concerns and a branded title significantly impacts its market value. Reviewing the full report is essential before buying, bidding on, or financing this vehicle to understand the specific extent of the reported damage and how these factors affect your investment.
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The primary concern is the integrity of the rear suspension. The force required to deform a heavy-duty truck's wheel assembly suggests potential damage to the axle, control arms, or frame mounting points. Bodywork will require replacing the quarter panel and potentially realigning panels with the bed.
While it is a low-mileage vehicle from an insurance source (a major plus), the severity of the impact on the rear wheel assembly poses a significant risk. The cost to properly realign and repair heavy truck suspension components can be high. It represents a good investment for those with experience in structural repairs, but caution is advised regarding mechanical integrity of the drivetrain/suspension.
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