2013 FORD EXPLORER

FRONT END · salvage title

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Front-end damage on a running Explorer with 219k miles is typically $2,500–$4,500 in parts and labor—well under 40% of ACV. The salvage title is standard for Copart; what matters is that it runs, has keys, and the repair is straightforward bolt-on work. At $0 current bid, this is a strong economics play if the frame is clean.

high mileage (219k)frame inspection requiredsalvage title resale may be slowerradiator/cooling damage possible

Lot Facts

Vehicle2013 FORD EXPLORER

Titlesalvage

Primary DamageFRONT END

StateMaryland

Mileageover 200k

Runs & DrivesYes

Approx. ACV (Copart)~$6,000

AI Max Bid$3,200

Copart charges ~18% buyer premium on top of your winning bid. At $3,200 max bid, total out-the-door is ~$3,776.

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