2016 Ford Fusion Titanium
3FA6P0K98GR124633
- Odometer
- 137,768 mi
- Damage
- Front end
- Title
- Salvage title
US salvage auction lots still on sale — soonest auction first. Bids and statuses move; check the lot page for the latest.
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