
2C4RC1BG3FR513286 Chrysler TOWN & Country Touring 2015
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Auction photos — before repair
13 photosDamage
Severe- Primary damage
- Rear end
- Secondary
- Minor dents and scratches
- Condition
- Keys
- Yes
- Title document
What this means for a buyer
- • Title Salvage title: a damage or insurance write-off designation; requirements vary by jurisdiction.
- • Reported sale price: $1,550.
- • Rear-end damage may affect the bumper, trunk lid, lights and rear panel. Severe impacts can damage the trunk floor and structural rails.
- ☐trunk floor: creases, welds and fresh sealant
- ☐trunk lid and rear fender gaps
- ☐parking sensors and reversing camera
- ☐paint thickness on rear fenders and pillars
VIN auction history
1 record- Oct 13, 2026Copartlot 70836756Sold for $1,550

- Mileage
- 105,510 miles (169,802 km)
- Damage
- Rear end
- Title document
- Location
- (ON) Ottawa
- Condition
- Moved under its own power at intake, keys available
Saved 13 photos.
105,510 miles (169,802 km)
Lot details 70836756
- Auction
- Copart
- Lot number
- 70836756
- Date
- Sold Oct 13, 2026
- Status
- Sold
- Result
- Sold
- Sale price
- $1,550
- Price type
- auction sale price
- Last bid
- $475
- Mileage
- 105,510 miles · 169,802 km · not actual mileage
- Primary damage
- Rear end
- Secondary damage
- Minor dents and scratches
- Condition
- Keys
- Yes
- Title document
- Location
- (ON) Ottawa
- Listing status
- Auction ended
- Listing updated
- 17.10.2026 04:36 UTC
- First archived
- 09.10.2026 21:49 UTC
- Record updated
- 17.10.2026 04:36 UTC
Price history
| Date | Type | Amount | Auction |
|---|---|---|---|
| data as of Oct 9, 2026 | Last bid | $150 | Copart |
| data as of Oct 10, 2026 | Last bid | $475 | Copart |
| Oct 13, 2026 | Sale price | $1,550 | Copart |
Price information may be outdated or inaccurate.
Record source
- Copart · lot 70836756 · auction Oct 13, 2026
Public auction record: auction, lot number and date. A link to the original listing is provided when available.
Specifications Chrysler TOWN & Country
- VIN
- 2C4RC1BG3FR513286
- Name
- Chrysler TOWN & Country Touring 2015
- Make
- Chrysler
- Model
- TOWN & Country
- Trim
- Touring
- Year
- 2015
- Body style
- Van
- Vehicle type
- automobile
- Color
- White
- Engine
- 3.6l 6
- Displacement
- 3.6 L
- Cylinders
- 6
- Fuel
- Gasoline / ethanol
- Transmission
- Automatic
- Drivetrain
- Front-wheel drive
- Listings
- 1
- Last sale price
- $1,550
- Last sale date
- Oct 13, 2026
- First archived
- 09.10.2026 21:49 UTC
- Vehicle record updated
- 17.10.2026 04:36 UTC
Description
Chrysler TOWN & Country Touring 2015, VIN 2C4RC1BG3FR513286.
Saved auction history: 1 record, 13 photos.
Record 1: Copart auction, lot 70836756. Auction date: Oct 13, 2026. Location: (ON) Ottawa. Primary damage: Rear end. Secondary damage: Minor dents and scratches. Mileage: 169,802 km. Title document: On - Permit Salvage — title marked for damage or insurance write-off. Condition: Moved under its own power at intake. Keys: Yes. Sale price: $1,550.
Rear-end damage may affect the bumper, trunk lid, lights and rear panel. Severe impacts can damage the trunk floor and structural rails.
Auction records describe the vehicle at the time of listing. They do not replace a physical inspection and diagnostics before purchase.
Questions about this VIN
Where are the photos from?
These are auction listing photos taken before repair. The record identifies the auction, lot number and date.
What does “Rear end” damage mean?
Rear-end damage may affect the bumper, trunk lid, lights and rear panel. Severe impacts can damage the trunk floor and structural rails. at осмотре проверьте: trunk floor: creases, welds and fresh sealant; trunk lid and rear fender gaps; parking sensors and reversing camera. This is not a repair cost estimate.
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