2017 Bmw 3
WBA8E1C31HA029302
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Trade history
2017 Bmw 3 VIN WBA8E1C31HA029302 is available at Copart. Last known mileage — 85 046 mi. This page includes photos, sale history, market estimate and similar BMW OTHER listings.
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Submit a hide requestThis 3-owner 2017 BMW 3 Series features a documented service history of over 21 records, including recent maintenance at Jiffy Lube and Golf Crawford Auto Service. While the vehicle was primarily driven in California, Mississippi, and Illinois with low annual mileage, it has been involved in two reported incidents: one involving minor damage in late 2023 and another front-impact accident reported in early 2026. Additionally, there is at least one open manufacturer recall regarding the engine starter that remains unresolved. Reviewing the full report is essential before buying, bidding, or financing to evaluate how these specific incidents, title history changes from lease to personal use, and outstanding safety recalls may impact the vehicle's value and long-term reliability.
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Exterior condition
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Repair costs will likely be driven by mechanical/hybrid system issues rather than the visible cosmetic bumper damage. Significant diagnostic work is required.
While the exterior cosmetic damage appears manageable, the 'Mechanical' primary damage designation on a hybrid BMW 330e is a major red flag. This could range from a simple sensor issue to a catastrophic failure of the hybrid drive unit or battery system.
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