2026 Ram 2500 Big Horn
3C63R5JL3TG168912
Last known mileage — 3 520 mi. This page includes photos, sale history, market estimate and similar RAM 2500 listings.
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Submit a hide requestThis 1-owner Ram 2500 Big Horn was involved in a collision with another vehicle and subsequently reported as a total loss by Washington state authorities just weeks after its initial registration. While the report indicates no airbag deployment or structural damage, the vehicle carries an open manufacturer safety recall and has been issued multiple title updates following the accident. Reviewing the full report is essential before buying, bidding, or financing to understand how this specific collision history and subsequent title changes impact current value and long-term risk.
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The vehicle is a 'Rear End' hit. While the front of the truck looks pristine, the complete absence of a bumper and tailgate indicates a significant collision. Repair will involve installing new body panels, wiring for lights/sensors, and ensuring frame alignment in the rear.
This is an excellent candidate for a 'rebuild' due to the extremely low mileage and insurance-backed provenance. However, because of the missing components, it will require significant labor hours to make road-legal again. The high market value suggests that even with repair costs, there is potential profit if structural integrity remains intact.
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