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2012 Chrysler Voyager Town & Country Touring 3.6 VIN 2C4RC1BG2CR344552

2C4RC1BG2CR344552 2012 Chrysler Voyager 3.6 Town & Country Touring black

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Lot# 51538746

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Current Bid

$ 2356

Car Specs SUV

2C4RC1BG2CR344552

Color Black

Year 2012

Fuel Type Flexible

Engine 3.6 L

Drivetrain Front wheel drive

Mileage 136757 mi / 220089 km A info

Transmission Automatic

Damages

Condition Run & Drive info

Primary Damage Rear end info

Secondary Damage Frame damage info

Key Present info

Bid Information

Location CA - Rancho Cucamonga O

Sale Date Upcoming

ACV / ERC $5000 USD / $0 USD info

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Seller Type Non-Insurance Co. info

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Total: $ 2,312.45

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Land Freight(Rancho Cucamon - Los Angeles, CA) $ 391.5

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Size Surcharge: $ 0

Total: $ 2,644.75

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VAT: $ 0

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Vehicle Engine:

3.6

Country:

CA - Rancho Cucamonga

Last odometer reading:

136 757 mi

Last selling price:

$ 1650

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Chrysler Voyager 2012

VIN 2C4RC1BG2CR344552

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Type	Description
ACTUAL	The odometer reading is believed to be the true and actual mileage of the lot.
EXEMPT	By Federal Law, no odometer code is required to be displayed for this lot.
NOT ACTUAL	The odometer reading does not correctly reflect the mileage of the lot or it cannot be known.
EXCEEDS MECHANICAL LIMITS	The true mileage of the lot cannot be expressed because it has exceeded the capacity of the odometer to measure it.

What It Means	Facts and Risks
Description	Damage documented to the rear section of the vehicle — rear bumper, trunk lid, rear panel. Causes: rear impact, reverse collision.
What to Check in Photos	Carefully inspect rear section: • Damage depth • Bumper and reinforcement deformation • Trunk and rear trunk panel displacement • Trunk lid damage • Light condition • Panel gaps • Signs of rear section displacement Important: Assess if elements under bumper are affected — rear trunk panel, trunk floor.
Damage Levels	Light: plastic bumper element, light damage — bumper and light replacement. Medium: trunk lid, rear trunk panel deformation — repair possible with minor impact. Serious: rear frame rail, trunk floor, rear trunk panel, quarter panel damage (often both) — replacement required with severe impact. Structural defects. Typical Damage: Typically, rear trunk panel, trunk floor, quarter panels (often both), trunk lid, rear bumper, lights are always damaged.
Expert Recommendations	✓ Assess scale: cosmetic vs structural damage. ✓ Study all available photos: damage depth, trunk and rear panel displacement, panel gaps. ✓ Check VIN report: repair history helps assess scale. ✓ Consider typical damage: rear panel, trunk floor, quarter panels — often require repair or replacement.

What It Means	Facts and Risks
Description	Fact: Damage documented to the vehicle's load-bearing structure — frame (for body-on-frame SUVs) or body structural components (for unibody cars). Causes: serious accident with frontal, side or rear impact, rollover, severe bottom impact.
What to Check in Photos	Look for signs of structural damage: • Uneven gaps between body panels • Body misalignment (asymmetry, line mismatch) • Visible frame rail displacement (especially in engine bay) • Deformation of door openings, hood, trunk lid • Visible misalignment of wheel arches • Metal folds in pillar, rocker, frame rail areas • Signs of welding, straightening, pulling on structural elements Important: Many serious damages are hidden under trim and visible only when panels are removed.
Critical Risks	Safety: Compromised body geometry reduces passive safety in subsequent accidents — crumple zones don't work correctly. Airbags: With structural damage, high probability of airbag deployment — entire SRS system replacement required. Handling: Even after repair, the vehicle may have alignment problems, pulling to one side, increased tire wear. Repair Quality: Geometry restoration requires specialized equipment (frame rack) — amateur repair is unacceptable. Residual Stresses: Metal after deformation and straightening has internal stresses — risk of cracks.
Restoration Cost Assessment	Frame Rails (unibody cars): Frame rail replacement or repair is complex and expensive. Requires frame rack work, possible section replacement or complete replacement. Frame (SUVs): Frame restoration requires specialized equipment. Serious deformations may make restoration unprofitable. Important: Assess damage scale from photos — the more structural elements affected, the higher the cost.
Expert Recommendations	✗ Not recommended for inexperienced buyers: requires deep understanding of structural damage. ✓ Thoroughly study all photos: gaps, misalignment, frame rail displacement, welding signs. ✓ Check VIN report: repair history can provide insight into damage scale. ✗ Avoid serious deformations: if center pillars, firewall, floor are damaged — restoration is very complex. ⚠️ Safety over savings: poorly restored structure is a life-threatening risk.

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 Voyager Town & Country Touring 3.6 VIN 2C4RC1BG2CR344552

Mileage Types

Vehicle Condition

REAR END — Rear End Damage

FRAME DAMAGE — Frame/Structure Damage

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ACV / ERC

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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.