2026 Lincoln Aviator Reserve
5LM5J7XC0TGL00315
Last known mileage — 1 472 mi. This page includes photos, sale history, market estimate and similar LINCOLN AVIATOR listings.
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Submit a hide requestThis 1-owner Lincoln Aviator Reserve was used as a commercial vehicle in Oregon before being declared a total loss and issued a branded salvage title due to severe structural damage. The vehicle's history includes multiple damage reports involving the front and rear of the car, along with an official 'Not Actual Mileage' designation on the title following its transition to insurance ownership. Given the combination of a salvage title, reported structural issues, and odometer discrepancies, reviewing the full report is essential to understand how these factors impact safety and resale value before buying or financing.
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The vehicle likely suffered a multi-point impact. While the rear is visually obvious, the 'Front End' primary designation suggests potential frame rail involvement or cooling system damage. Given the high repair cost of $52k+, expect extensive sensor recalibration and possible structural pulling.
The low mileage makes this an attractive project for a specialized shop, but the dual-impact nature (Front/Rear) requires a thorough inspection of the frame rails and electronic modules. The high repair cost suggests significant labor is involved in restoring factory specifications.
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