4COPART2010 Chrysler Sebring Touring
1C3BC5ED2AN222363
- Primary damage
- Rear end
- Condition
- Runs and drives
- Title
- Salvage title
- Odometer
- 212,305 km · 131,920 mi
Sale status
Minimum bid
Auction date: 17 Aug 2026 · NASHVILLE, TN
Vehicle report
The archive contains 2 dated auction events and 1 full lot record for VIN 1C3CC5FB9AN166360, spanning 23 Jul 2026 – 6 Aug 2026. Primary full record: IAAI in BUCKHANNON, WV, USA.
Report updated: 9 Aug 2026
If you own this vehicle, or can otherwise show a connection to this VIN, you can request that its auction records be withheld from public view.

Decoded from the VIN structure itself. This describes the vehicle as built, and says nothing about its auction history.
Each row is a unique dated event reported by an auction source. A full lot link appears only when the archive has a standalone lot record for that event.
IAAI
Historical event
IAAI
Historical event
This report combines persisted auction records from IAAI. Values describe what the auction sources reported at each recorded date; they are not an independent inspection or a guarantee that no other history exists.
How this report is compiled
4COPART1C3BC5ED2AN222363
Sale status
Minimum bid
Auction date: 17 Aug 2026 · NASHVILLE, TN
14COPART1C3CC5FB3AN147884
Sale status
Sold
Final bid
US$250
Auction date: 14 Aug 2026 · ST. LOUIS, MO
5IAAI1C3CC4FB1AN183809
Sale status
On approval
Auction date: 12 Aug 2026 · HOUSTON, TX
12COPART1C3CC5FB5AN135090
Sale status
Sold
Final bid
US$150
Auction date: 11 Aug 2026 · SALT LAKE CITY, UT
4COPART1C3CC5FB1AN138519
Sale status
Minimum bid
Auction date: 11 Aug 2026 · SALT LAKE CITY, UT
12COPART1C3CC5FB7AN137374
Sale status
Sold
Final bid
US$500
Auction date: 11 Aug 2026 · LINCOLN, NE
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