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Wrangler 4X4 · Auction results

2017 Jeep Wrangler 4X4 auction results

Wrangler 4X4s · sold in the past two years

$17,500 to $27,000

Most sales landed here.

Sales through October 2026. Latest JK 4X4 sale: October 2026.

15 Wrangler 4X4 sales at auction in the past two years. 16 individual cars by VIN below, with 18 recorded sales.

Every 2017 Jeep Wrangler 4X4 by VIN

Newest sale first
PhotoVINAppearancesLast resultDateMiles
1C4BJWEG4HL5824831C4BJWEG4HL5824831Sold $15,500 ($16,198 with buyer's fee)Aug 202689,900
1C4HJWFG4HL5023341C4HJWFG4HL5023341Sold $18,750 ($19,594 with buyer's fee)Jul 202653,000
1C4AJWAG1HL7261531C4AJWAG1HL7261531Sold $14,800 ($15,466 with buyer's fee)May 202662,300
1C4BJWFG6HL5979061C4BJWFG6HL5979061Sold $29,750 ($31,089 with buyer's fee)Nov 202547,700
1C4BJWEG5HL6973661C4BJWEG5HL6973661Sold $17,500 ($18,288 with buyer's fee)Aug 202592,100
1C4AJWAGXHL6271841C4AJWAGXHL6271841Sold $36,500 ($38,143 with buyer's fee)Dec 202466,700
1C4AJWAG2HL6841101C4AJWAG2HL6841101Sold $18,252 ($19,073 with buyer's fee)May 202479,300
1C4BJWEG1HL6921781C4BJWEG1HL6921781Sold $37,750 ($39,449 with buyer's fee)Apr 202414,000
1C4HJWFG7HL5536651C4HJWFG7HL5536651Sold $17,400 ($18,183 with buyer's fee)Nov 2023167,900
1C4BJWDG0HL6344041C4BJWDG0HL6344042Sold $30,000 ($31,350 with buyer's fee)Jul 20239,800
1C4HJWDG6HL7147361C4HJWDG6HL7147361Sold $34,750 ($36,314 with buyer's fee)Jul 202317,100
1C4BJWDG4HL5626101C4BJWDG4HL5626102Sold $32,000 ($33,440 with buyer's fee)Apr 202324,400
1C4BJWDG3HL6451991C4BJWDG3HL6451991Sold $42,500 ($44,413 with buyer's fee)Feb 202334,500
1C4BJWDG0HL6223791C4BJWDG0HL6223791Sold $26,750 ($27,954 with buyer's fee)Feb 202351,600
1C4BJWEG6HL6024431C4BJWEG6HL6024431Sold $30,919 ($32,310 with buyer's fee)Jul 202151,500
1C4BJWDG0HL5845691C4BJWDG0HL5845691Sold $29,000 ($30,305 with buyer's fee)Mar 202131,000

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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 range is where most of those sales landed. Where there aren’t enough sales to say something, the page says so instead.

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