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2012 Chrysler 200 Lx 2.4 VIN 1C3CCBAB9CN273319

1C3CCBAB9CN273319 2012 Chrysler 200 2.4 Lx white

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Lot# 111044178409

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Current Bid

$ 2356

Car Specs

1C3CCBAB9CN273319

Color White

Year 2012

Fuel Type Gasoline

Engine 2.4 L

Drivetrain Front wheel drive

Mileage 1 mi / 2 km

Transmission Automatic

Damages

Condition Stationary info

Primary Damage Front end info

Secondary Damage Hail info

Key Present info

Airbags Deployed info

Bid Information

Location AR - Lincoln

Sale Date Upcoming

ACV / ERC $3530 USD / $9617 USD info

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Seller

Arkansas Farm Bureau

Seller Type Insurance Co. info

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Features & Specs Chrysler 200 2012

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Gate Fee: $ 165

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Total: $ 1,669.25

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Land Freight(Lincoln - Houston, TX) $ 877.5

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$ 100

Our Commission: $ 500

Total: $ 2,455.75

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VAT: $ 0

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Total price with delivery:
$ 4,125

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Vehicle Engine:

2.4

Country:

AR - Lincoln

Last odometer reading:

1 mi

Last selling price:

$ 1165

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Chrysler 200 2012

VIN 1C3CCBAB9CN273319

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Features Specs

Side By Side Trim Chrysler 200 2012 Touring, Limited, LX, S

What It Means	Facts and Risks
Description	Fact: Damage documented to the front edge of the vehicle — bumper, grille, lights, hood, front fenders. Causes: frontal collision, obstacle impact.
What to Check in Photos	Carefully assess damage depth: • Gaps between fenders and doors (sign of displacement) • Deformation of bumper, hood, fenders • Condition of lights, grille, decorative elements • Visible radiator, air duct damage • Signs of airbag deployment (steering wheel deformation) Important: Damage depth determines repair scale — from plastic replacement to frame rail restoration.
Damage Levels	Minimal (totaled due to parts cost): bumper, grilles, lights, sensors, distance control systems, air ducts, power steering hoses, cooling systems, decorative elements. Even with minimal collision, new parts cost may exceed totaling threshold. Medium: hood, fender deformation + radiator, intercooler damage. Serious: frame rail, subframe damage — structural defects, frame rack work required. Critical: engine damage — impact reached the motor. Airbags: With frontal impact, high probability of frontal airbag deployment — SRS system replacement required.
Expert Recommendations	✓ Assess damage depth: look at gaps between fenders and doors — sign of frame rail displacement. ✓ Consider parts cost: even minimal damage can be expensive due to sensors and systems. ✓ Check VIN report: repair history helps assess scale. ✓ Study all available photos: especially engine bay and gaps.

What It Means	Facts and Risks
Description	Fact: Hail damage documented — multiple dents on horizontal body surfaces (roof, hood, trunk lid). Nature: number and depth of dents depends on hailstone size and hail duration.
What to Check in Photos	Inspect horizontal surfaces: • Number of dents on hood, roof, trunk • Damage depth • Glass condition (hail cracks) • Panoramic roof condition (if present) — special caution • Paint coating condition Important: Photos don't always convey the real number of small dents.
Hail-Damaged Vehicle Advantages	Popular category for export: • No accident — body geometry intact • Mechanics and engine intact • Can be used without repair (for work purposes) • Light hail — repair possible through paintless dent removal (PDR) Important: Hail damage is purely cosmetic, doesn't affect safety or reliability.
Restoration Cost	Light hail: Paintless dent removal (PDR) — effective and affordable if paint undamaged. Medium hail: Local straightening and painting of individual panels. Heavy hail: May require complete vehicle repainting — significant costs. Glass: Cracked glass (especially panoramic roof) increases restoration cost.
Expert Recommendations	✓ Assess scale: light hail (PDR) vs heavy hail (complete repainting). ✓ Check glass: especially panoramic roof — replacement is expensive. ✓ Consider purpose: for work purposes can be used without repair. ✓ Relatively safe damage: doesn't affect structure, mechanics or safety.

Status	Facts and Risks
Intact (Intact)	Fact: Visually, airbag installation points (steering wheel, dashboard, trim) appear intact. No signs of deployment detected during external inspection. Risk: The inspector does not disassemble the interior. An airbag might be missing (cut out) or replaced with a dummy/resistor under an intact panel.
Deployed (Deployed)	Fact: Deployment of one or more airbags has been recorded. Risk: Carefully study interior photos to identify which specific airbags deployed (steering wheel, curtains, dash). We recommend making your own repair estimate based on visible damage.
Not Verified (Not Verified / Missing)	Fact: Inspector could not access the interior (vehicle locked/no keys) or airbags are dismantled. Risk: Maximum uncertainty. When budgeting, assume the worst-case scenario — complete absence of the safety system.

Metric	Description
ACV (Actual Cash Value)	The estimated market value of the vehicle in the U.S. at the time it was written off by the insurance company. Use: Helps assess the real value of the car before damage.
ERC (Estimated Repair Cost)	The insurer's preliminary estimate of repair costs for the U.S. market. Use: A general indicator for budgeting restoration costs.

Type	Description & Risks
Insurance Company	The most reliable seller type. Vehicles are sold after an insurance claim payout. Usually sold "as is" — without hidden repairs or defect masking before being listed on the insurance auto auction.
Dealer (Reseller)	Sold by an intermediary. Warning: High risk of poor-quality pre-sale repairs (cosmetic cover-ups) to conceal actual damage. An independent inspection is mandatory.
Rental Company	Vehicles from rental fleets. Often repaired at the company's expense (Self-Insured) without being reported to databases. Risk: History reports may show "No Accidents" and a Clean Title, while hiding actual repairs. The price is higher, but the history may be incomplete. Inspection is required.
Not-Insurance (Bank / Private / Other)	Banks, leasing companies, or private parties (Dealer / Reseller). Damage history may not be obvious. A detailed check is recommended; we do not recommend buying without an inspection.

2012 Chrysler 200 Lx 2.4 VIN 1C3CCBAB9CN273319

Vehicle Condition

FRONT END — Front End Damage

HAIL — Hail Damage

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Airbag Status

ACV / ERC

Seller Type

Insurance

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Features Specs

Rate	Coverage
1%	Covers total loss only during transportation. Any new damage that occurs in transit is not covered.
2.5%	Covers total loss and new damage that occurs from the moment the vehicle is accepted at the U.S. warehouse until it arrives at the port of discharge. Deductible: USD 200. Compensation is calculated based on the average market cost of repairs and replacement parts (new or used, depending on the most economically reasonable option). Official dealer pricing is not used.