2014 Lexus Es 300h Gray vin: JTHBW1GGXE2042718

2014 Lexus Es 300h
JTHBW1GGXE2042718

Average price: $ 4 005 USD View stats

2014 Lexus Es 300h VIN JTHBW1GGXE2042718 is available at Copart. Last known mileage — 95 880 mi. This page includes photos, sale history, market estimate and similar LEXUS ES listings.

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VIN JTHBW1GGXE2042718

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Mileage 95,880 mi 154,304 km

Auction Date (UTC) 08/24/2026 17:00

Engine 2.5l 4

Color Gray

Transmission Automatic

Fuel ELECTRIC AND GAS HYBRID

Drive FRONT WHEEL DRIVE

Key Keys Present

Cost of repair $ 10 158 USD

Market value $ 15 089 USD

Primary damage Hail

Secondary damage Water/Flood

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Trade history

Sales history unknown

Exterior condition

2 damages · 1 zone

Damage map

1 Other 2

Primary damage: HAIL

Secondary damage: WATER/FLOOD

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Expert Conclusion 4/10

Repair Complexity: High

Risk of Hidden Damage: Very High

The primary concern is not the hail but the flood designation. Hybrid systems are highly sensitive to water intrusion; a thorough inspection of the high-voltage battery housing and inverter connections is mandatory.

Advantages

✓ Insurance seller provides a higher level of transparency regarding the damage history.

✓ The vehicle is a high-trim Lexus hybrid with premium interior features and wood accents.

✓ Exterior body panels appear structurally intact despite hail.

Disadvantages

✗ Flood damage in a hybrid vehicle is extremely risky due to complex high-voltage systems and potential for hidden corrosion.

✗ Hail damage requires extensive labor if the owner desires a 'perfect' finish, though it can be overlooked by some buyers.

✗ Potential for moisture trapped in internal modules that may cause intermittent electrical failures later.

Proceed with Caution

The vehicle's value lies in its luxury status, but the 'Flood' designation on a hybrid powertrain significantly lowers the investment score. It is recommended only for those who have experience diagnosing and repairing water-damaged electronics or intend to export where such risks are managed by specialized technicians.

Airbags: Not Visible Glass: Intact

Damage

Minor Exterior Panels (Hail) — The vehicle shows evidence of hail damage across the hood, roof, and trunk. While visually noticeable as small indentations, these are typically cosmetic unless they affect structural integrity or glass.

Severe Interior/Electrical (Flood) — The vehicle is listed with secondary water/flood damage. This poses a high risk to the hybrid system, electrical components, and potential corrosion of internal wiring.

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