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Bronco XLT · Auction results

1988 Ford Bronco XLT auction results

Bronco XLTs · sold in the past two years

$7,000 to $13,000

Most sales landed here.

Sales through October 2026. Latest fourth XLT sale: May 2026.

The 1988 Ford Bronco XLT sold 10 times at auction since January 2024, as of October 22, 2026.

Every 1988 Ford Bronco XLT by VIN

Newest sale first
PhotoVINAppearancesLast resultDateMiles
1FMEU15N9JLA379361FMEU15N9JLA379361Sold $28,600Jul 2026
1FMCU14T4JUC874111FMCU14T4JUC874111Sold $24,150Jul 202629,086
1FMCU14T7JUA006891FMCU14T7JUA006891Sold $2,800 ($3,025 with buyer's fee)May 2026
1FMEU15HXJLA501691FMEU15HXJLA501691Sold $23,000 ($24,150 with buyer's fee)Apr 20261,600
1FMEU15N3JLA256701FMEU15N3JLA256701Sold $17,250 ($18,113 with buyer's fee)Feb 202641,000
1FMCU14T2JUD116111FMCU14T2JUD116112Sold $1,600Dec 2025100,782
1FMCU14T4JUA010551FMCU14T4JUA010551Sold $9,000 ($9,450 with buyer's fee)Nov 202563,000
1FMEU15H8JLA788271FMEU15H8JLA788271Sold $10,250Aug 202587,219
1FMEU15H4JLB003371FMEU15H4JLB003371Sold $34,500 ($36,225 with buyer's fee)Apr 202566,000
1FMEU15H3JLA457181FMEU15H3JLA457181Sold $13,750 ($14,438 with buyer's fee)Apr 202554,000
1FMCU12T1JUB968121FMCU12T1JUB968121Sold $6,450 ($6,773 with buyer's fee)Mar 202593,000
1FMEU15N5JLA696991FMEU15N5JLA696991Sold $17,750 ($18,549 with buyer's fee)Aug 202475,500
1FMEU15H1JLA282231FMEU15H1JLA282231Sold $8,600 ($8,987 with buyer's fee)Aug 202462,000
1FMCU14T4JUC650981FMCU14T4JUC650981Sold $8,250Jan 2024141,381
1FMEU15H2JLA982471FMEU15H2JLA982471Sold $26,000 ($27,300 with buyer's fee)Jul 20236,000
1FMCU14T5J4B079211FMCU14T5J4B079211Sold $11,250 ($11,813 with buyer's fee)Mar 20239,000
1FMEU15H1JLA277181FMEU15H1JLA277181Sold $12,000 ($12,600 with buyer's fee)Feb 202378,000
1FMEU15N9JLA842401FMEU15N9JLA842401Sold $21,600 ($22,680 with buyer's fee)Jul 202262,000

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No chart and no score. Every figure on this page is a hammer price from a real auction, matched to the car’s trim, body and gearbox, converted at the rate on the day it sold, with the replicas, projects and odd sales set aside. The typical range of those sales. Where there aren’t enough sales to say something, the page says so instead.

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