2007 Nissan Quest SE
3.5 L • 6 • 240 hp • FWD • AT
5N1BV28U37N137780
Sales history: 1
| Lot | Auction date | Final bid | Seller | Odometer | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 31.10.2024 | $300 | Farmers Insurance | 202,892 mi | Sold |
Highlights
Condition
Run and drive
Seller
Insurance • Farmers Insurance
Key included
Yes
Document status
Good
History
1 record
Drive
3.5 L • 6 • 240 hp • FWD • AT
Odometer
202,892 mi ≈ 326,522 km
Primary damage
Side
Secondary damage
Rear end
Document type
IL • Salvage
Extra
Auction
VIN
5N1BV28U37N137780
Lot number
74085914
Copart
Sale status
Sold
Seller type
Insurance
Seller
Farmers Insurance
Auction date
Location
Chicago North, IL
ACV • ERC
$3,025 • $6,600
Description
Fuel type
Gasoline
Body color
Burgundy
Body type
Minivan
Generation
V41
Trim
SE
All sales final. Always run reports before bid
2007 Nissan Quest SE • 3.5 L • 6 cyl • 240 hp • FWD • Automatic • Copart Lot: 74085914 • VIN: 5N1BV28U37N137780
Find out more about this 2007 Nissan Quest SE, available at the Copart salvage car auction as lot 74085914 in Chicago North, IL. This car has Side main damage. It is listed with Run and drive start condition code. Odometer shows 202,892 mi. This Burgundy Nissan Quest Minivan is equipped with Gasoline 3.5 L engine, FWD drivetrain, Automatic transmission. Check the vehicle history report for 5N1BV28U37N137780 to access detailed information on accidents, ownership, and title status. Review pricing trends and uncover hidden issues before placing your bid.
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