2011 Dodge Ram 3500
3D73Y4CLXBG635329
Last known mileage — 165 833 mi. This page includes photos, sale history, market estimate and similar DODGE RAM listings.
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Submit a hide requestThis 2011 Ram 3500 ST features a comprehensive service history with over 50 recorded maintenance events, including recent suspension work and cooling system updates. While the vehicle was primarily used as a personal truck in Texas by three owners, it has been flagged for undercarriage damage reported in July 2026 following its transition to an auction inventory. The report details consistent mileage progression until the final transfer and includes specific repairs such as A/C component replacements and differential cover updates. Reviewing the full report is essential before buying, bidding, or financing to evaluate how the documented damage history and recent ownership transitions may impact the vehicle's value.
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The primary concern is the 'Undercarriage' designation. Because exterior panels look intact, the damage likely occurred underneath (e.g., hitting a curb, debris, or an object). This can cause significant frame twisting or drivetrain damage that isn't visible from photos.
The vehicle is visually appealing and sold by an insurance company, which is a positive. However, the 'Undercarriage' damage classification on a heavy-duty truck requires a thorough inspection of the frame rails and drivetrain components before purchase. Ensure that the high mileage doesn't mask underlying mechanical failures caused by the impact.
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