2026 Honda Cr-v Sport Touring
5J6RS6H97TL010089
Last known mileage — 22 870 mi. This page includes photos, sale history, market estimate and similar HONDA CR-V listings.
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Submit a hide requestThis one-owner 2026 Honda CR-V Hybrid Sport Touring carries a branded salvage title and was involved in an accident resulting in reported rear damage on June 1, 2026. While the vehicle has been maintained with four service records including regular oil changes at Valvoline Instant Oil Change and Honda of Watertown, it currently has at least one open manufacturer recall that requires attention. The presence of a salvage title and structural damage reports significantly impacts the vehicle's market value and safety profile; review the full report to evaluate how these specific history factors affect your risk before buying, bidding, or financing.
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The primary damage is concentrated on the exterior body panels (bumper, quarter panel, and tailgate). While these are 'bolt-on' components in some areas, the buckling of the quarter panel suggests a need for replacement rather than just repair. The hybrid system appears untouched by the rear impact.
This is a high-potential investment due to low mileage and the fact that it is an insurance sale. The damage is localized to the rear; however, because of the hybrid system's complexity, any structural issues must be verified by a technician familiar with Honda's EV components. The gap between market value ($38k) and repair cost (~$21k) provides a healthy margin for profit if repairs are handled efficiently.
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