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2022 Chrysler 300 **WRECKED LOW MILES CLEAN TITLE**
This lot sold for $1,500 at government auction in Houston, TX on August 6, 2026.
Heavy damage flagged
Current Bid
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Ends Aug 6, 2026
Market demand: Vehicles in Texas sell about 87% of the time, typically ~16 bids. Based on 2,475 completed sales over the last year.
Similar vehicles sold for
$1,318 – $1,676
Median $1,500 · based on 3 past government auctions in the last 12 months.
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🏛️ Seller 32361 - SPDAT
Condition: As-is
Full Description
2022 Chrysler 300 SEDAN 4-DR 3.6L V6 DOHC 24V Clean blue title Wrecked 50-60k Miles Have Keys Vehicle Starts and moves with jump Selling AS IS Assets are Sold “As Is.” and are FINAL SALE Failure to pick up within the allowed time frame will lead to storage charges to $30/day *PREP FEE / DOCUMENT FEE WILL BE COLLECTED AT PICK UP $283. Texas buyers are required by law to register their vehicles and pay taxes directly to dealers, without exception. Failure to pay the proper taxes may result in civil or criminal penalties. If you are seeking tax exemption, please submit the valid auto dealer license form using the link in the Sales Tax section below. Operational Odometer - No guarantees made as to actual hours/miles; the listing reflects what can be visually observed. *Appointment is Required 24 Hours in Advance for Pickup* Texas buyers will be required to pay a $283.00 Title: Prep fee. Texas residents are required by law to provide proof of insurance, register, and pay taxes directly to the seller without exception, based on the type of Tag Requested. ***A loadout ticket is required at the time of pickup*** **Asset Must Be Removed Within 10 Business Days From Auction Close, Items Not Removed In This Timeframe Are Subject To Relocation And Storage Charges**
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Seller 32361 - SPDAT
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