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Wrangler Rubicon · Auction results

2019 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon auction results

Wrangler Rubicons · sold in the past two years

$30,000 to $37,000

Most sales landed here.

Sales through October 2026. Latest JL Rubicon sale: August 2026.

14 Wrangler Rubicon sales at auction in the past two years. 18 individual cars by VIN below, with 14 recorded sales.

Every 2019 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon by VIN

Newest sale first
PhotoVINAppearancesLast resultDateMiles
1C4HJXFGXKW6081221C4HJXFGXKW6081221Bid to $20,250, not soldOct 202671,500
1C4HJXFG4KW6343271C4HJXFG4KW6343271Bid to $38,000, not soldSep 20261,600
1C4HJXFG6KW5477551C4HJXFG6KW5477551Bid to $36,500, not soldJul 202648,000
1C4HJXFG2KW5816751C4HJXFG2KW5816751Bid to $20,250, not soldJun 202629,000
1C4HJXCN8KW5510651C4HJXCN8KW5510651Sold $27,500May 2026
1C4HJXFG7KW5845241C4HJXFG7KW5845241Sold $115,500Jan 2026
1C4HJXFG5KW5162061C4HJXFG5KW5162061Sold $30,555 ($31,930 with buyer's fee)Dec 202543,600
1C4HJXFG9KW5797621C4HJXFG9KW5797621Sold $25,750 ($27,038 with buyer's fee)Nov 202568,000
1C4HJXCG5KW5999021C4HJXCG5KW5999021Sold $48,084 ($50,488 with buyer's fee)Jun 202529,000
1C4HJXFG3KW6037811C4HJXFG3KW6037811Sold $41,041 ($43,093 with buyer's fee)May 202530,000
1C4HJXFGXKW5249021C4HJXFGXKW5249021Sold $32,500 ($34,125 with buyer's fee)Dec 202425,000
1C4HJXFG8KW6557011C4HJXFG8KW6557011Sold $62,000 ($65,100 with buyer's fee)Sep 20241,400
1C4HJXCG7KW5951071C4HJXCG7KW5951071Sold $29,750 ($31,089 with buyer's fee)Mar 202418,800
1C4HJXFG3KW5355321C4HJXFG3KW5355321Sold $30,370 ($31,889 with buyer's fee)Nov 202370,000
1C4HJXFG7KW6202921C4HJXFG7KW6202921Sold $75,000 ($78,375 with buyer's fee)Jan 202319,000
1C4HJXFN6KW5036251C4HJXFN6KW5036251Sold $50,600Jul 2022
1C4HJXFG8KW5548361C4HJXFG8KW5548361Sold $60,500Jul 2022
1C4HJXFG1KW6396771C4HJXFG1KW6396771Sold $137,500Mar 2021

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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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