2014 Hyundai Tucson Se
KM8JU3AG8EU875537
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2014 Hyundai Tucson Se VIN KM8JU3AG8EU875537 was sold at IAAI for $1 750 USD. Last known mileage — 101 262 mi. This page includes photos, sale history, market estimate and similar HYUNDAI TUCSON listings.
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Submit a hide requestThis 2014 Hyundai Tucson SE carries a branded salvage title following a reported total loss and structural damage in California. The vehicle transitioned from a rental fleet in Georgia to personal use, accumulating over 100,000 miles with four documented service records including maintenance at Downey Hyundai and local inspection stations. Notably, the vehicle was involved in a theft recovery event followed by reports of side and rear damage before being issued a salvage certificate. With an open manufacturer recall and a complex history involving title changes and significant damage events, reviewing the full report is essential to understand how these factors impact its current value and safety.
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Since the primary damage is listed as 'Theft' and no collision damage is visible, repairs are likely minimal. The main focus should be on verifying that all keys work, electronic systems function correctly, and there are no hidden mechanical issues from a period of non-use or tampering.
The vehicle presents as a high-value opportunity because the 'theft' designation often results in less physical damage than collision cases. However, since it is an insurance sale of a theft recovery, buyers should verify that all keys and remote functions are intact before bidding.
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