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2012 Dodge Challenger SRT-8 392 — VIN 2C3CDYCJ5CH208805

The archive contains 5 dated auction events and 2 full lot records for VIN 2C3CDYCJ5CH208805, spanning 14 Oct 2025 – 20 Feb 2026. Latest full record: 20 Feb 2026 at COPART in MIAMI CENTRAL, FL, USA.

Report updated: 15 Aug 2026

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Quick facts

Dated auction events
5
Full lot records
2
Latest auction
20 Feb 2026
Final bid
US$9,500
Primary damage
Prior damage history
Odometer
193,810 km · 120,428 mi
Photos
13

Latest auction details

2012 Dodge Challenger SRT-8 392, VIN 2C3CDYCJ5CH208805 — Auction photo 1 of 13
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Overview

Condition
Runs and drives
Primary damage
Prior damage history
Title
Salvage Certificate
Title state
CA
Keys
Yes
Odometer
193,810 km · 120,428 mi

Auction

VIN
2C3 CDYCJ5 CH208805
Sale status
Sold — buy now
Auction date
20 Feb 2026
Location
MIAMI CENTRAL, FL, USA
Current bid
US$0
Final bid
US$9,500
Estimated repair cost
US$0

Specification

Trim
SRT-8 392
Engine
6.4 L · V8
Cylinders
8
Fuel
Petrol
Transmission
Automatic
Drivetrain
Rear-wheel drive
Body style
Coupe
Colour
BLACK
Built in
Canada

What this VIN tells us

Manufacturer code
2C3
Country of manufacture
Canada
Region of manufacture
North America
Model year
2012

Decoded from the VIN structure itself. This describes the vehicle as built, and says nothing about its auction history.

Bid and sale-status 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.

  1. Reported bid
    US$9,500
    Sale status
    Sold — buy now
    Odometer
    193,810 km · 120,428 mi
  2. COPART

    Historical event

    Reported bid
    US$4,600
    Sale status
    On approval
    Odometer
    193,810 km
    Buyer country
    US
  3. Reported bid
    US$2,350
    Sale status
    Sold — buy now
    Odometer
    193,482 km · 120,224 mi
  4. IAAI

    Historical event

    Reported bid
    US$1,300
    Sale status
    On approval
    Odometer
    193,482 km
  5. IAAI

    Historical event

    Reported bid
    US$1,000
    Sale status
    On approval
    Odometer
    193,482 km
    Buyer country
    MX

Other full lot records

2012 Dodge Challenger SRT-8 392, VIN 2C3CDYCJ5CH208805 — Auction photo

2012 Dodge Challenger SRT-8 392

21 Oct 2025 · IAAI · Lot number 43187211

US$2,350

Primary damage
Undercarriage
Odometer
193,482 km · 120,224 mi
Sale status
Sold — buy now
Location
FRESNO, CA, USA
Seller
State Farm Insurance
View full auction report: IAAI lot number 43187211

Vehicle details changed between full lot records

These comparisons use full archived lot records, where vehicle details are available. They reproduce source differences and do not establish why a value changed.

  1. Odometer

    193,482 km193,810 km

    21 Oct 202520 Feb 2026 · +328 km

  2. Primary damage

    UndercarriagePrior damage history

    21 Oct 202520 Feb 2026

  3. Title

    SalvageSalvage Certificate

    21 Oct 202520 Feb 2026

  4. Location

    FRESNO, CA, USAMIAMI CENTRAL, FL, USA

    21 Oct 202520 Feb 2026

Sources and methodology

This report combines persisted auction records from COPART, 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

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