2022 Lexus Nx 350h
JTJHKCEZ9N2002263
2022 Lexus Nx 350h VIN JTJHKCEZ9N2002263 is available at Copart. Last known mileage — 83 476 mi. This page includes photos, sale history, market estimate and similar LEXUS NX listings.
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Submit a hide requestThis 2022 Lexus NX 350h is a one-owner vehicle previously registered in Hawaii, but it carries a branded salvage title following a total loss declaration due to collision damage. While the vehicle shows consistent mileage and includes at least one documented service record from New City Nissan, the report confirms severe structural damage and front-end damage leading to its auction status. Reviewing the full report is essential before buying, bidding on, or financing this vehicle to understand how the salvage history and specific damage records impact its current value and safety.
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The vehicle requires significant front-end reconstruction. Key concerns include the integrity of the radiator support, potential frame rail deformation on the driver's side, and recalibration of hybrid/safety sensors located in the front fascia.
While it is an insurance-sold vehicle (a plus), the repair cost estimate ($22k+) is quite high relative to market value. The complexity of repairing a Lexus hybrid with front-end structural concerns and potential sensor damage makes this a risky investment for a standard retail flip unless the auction price is significantly low.
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