YV1LV62D1X2613156 1999 Volvo V70 R

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Lot information
Bid: $1,250
Auction number: 43614851
Auction platform: iaai.com
Sale date: 07.04.2026 16:30
Actual cash value: $2,430
Seller:
State Farm Insurance
Location: 97071, At The Branch, Woodburn, Oregon
Vehicle condition
Odometer: 232648 Mileage (km) / Actual
Vehicle title: Salvage
Primary damage: Rear
Keys available: Yes
Airbags: Intact
Condition: Runs and drives
Vehicle information
VIN: YV1LV62D1X2613156
Brand: Volvo
Model: V70
Generation: I
Vehicle type: Automobile
Body type: Wagon
Color: Black
Engine: 2.3l i-5 dohc, turbo, 236hp
Cylinders: 5
Transmission: Automatic transmission
Drive wheel: All-wheel drive
Fuel: Gasoline
Year of production: 1999
Auction Entry This 1999 Volvo V70 with vin YV1LV62D1X2613156 was included in a sale event managed by the auto auction in at the branch and identified as lot 43614851. This one was recorded as arriving with keys still in possession. The current title record identifies this vehicle as Salvage. Odometer Data The main database lists this VIN as a Wagon. The impact wasn't hard enough to trigger the sensors, leaving the airbags fully intact. Damage Assessment Hit localized mainly on the Rear. They marked it run and drive, so it’s not completely dead. Check the rear wheel alignment because a hard hit to the back panel can shift the whole axle setup.