2024 Volkswagen Atlas Sel
1V2BR2CAXRC517279
2024 Volkswagen Atlas Sel VIN 1V2BR2CAXRC517279 was sold at Copart for $18 200 USD. Last known mileage — 42 975 mi. This page includes photos, sale history, market estimate and similar VOLKSWAGEN ATLAS listings.
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Submit a hide requestThis 2024 Volkswagen Atlas SEL 4Motion is a one-owner former lease vehicle with a salvage title resulting from a total loss declaration following a sideswipe collision and reported structural damage in West Virginia. While the vehicle shows consistent maintenance with nine service records including regular oil changes, it was involved in multiple documented damage events starting in May 2024 before being declared a total loss by an insurance company. The full report is essential to review the specific details of the salvage title, collision impact, and structural integrity concerns that could materially affect its value or safety.
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The primary repair involves a complete reconstruction of the rear end. While the liftgate is intact, the structural components beneath it are heavily compromised. Expect significant costs for frame straightening (if needed), new bumper reinforcement, and potential sensor recalibration.
While the vehicle is a high-value SUV with low mileage, the severity of the rear impact suggests significant structural work. Because it was sold by an insurance company, you have a clear view of what's broken; however, the cost to perfectly realign and repair the frame/rear structure may eat into profit margins for retail resale.
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