BADVIN vehicle history report for
2010 MERCURY MILANVIN: 3MEHM0JG3AR662996
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Sales History
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Historical Records
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Available historical records for VIN 3MEHM0JG3AR662996
Latest reported mileage: 323 mi
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2023-07-08
a year ago
91,074 mi
Vehicle serviced
Maintenance inspection completed
Maintenance inspection completed
2022-06-16
2 years ago
18,918 mi
Odometer reading reported
2020-07-18
4 years ago
32,540 mi
Vehicle serviced
Outer tie rod(s) replaced
Alignment performed
Outer tie rod(s) replaced
Alignment performed
Sale Record
Year | 2010 |
ODO | 1556 mi |
Seller | Hidden text |
Location | Hatfield, PA, 19440 |
Date | ended 3 years ago |
Sale Website Type | dealer auction |
sale information provided by user #215375
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Tech Specs
Color | Blue |
Engine | 6 Cylinder |
Drive | 2 Wheel Drive |
Fuel Type | Gasoline |
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