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Wrangler Rubicon 392 · Auction results

2021 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 392 auction results

Wrangler Rubicon 392s · sold since December 2021

$60,000 to $70,000

Most sales landed here.

Sales through October 2026. Latest JL Rubicon 392 sale: September 2026.

The 2021 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 392 sold 10 times at auction since December 2021, as of November 1, 2026.

Every 2021 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 392 by VIN

Newest sale first
PhotoVINAppearancesLast resultDateMiles
1C4JJXSJ0MW7619061C4JJXSJ0MW7619061Sold $58,500 ($61,425 with buyer's fee)Sep 202638,000
1C4JJXSJ2MW7218921C4JJXSJ2MW7218921Sold $43,500 ($45,675 with buyer's fee)Sep 202640,000
1C4JJXSJ2MW8228181C4JJXSJ2MW8228181Bid to $44,000, not soldSep 202627,400
1C4JJXSJ5MW8582611C4JJXSJ5MW8582611Bid to $65,000, not soldJun 20267,000
1C4JJXSJ2MW7246801C4JJXSJ2MW7246801Sold $55,000 ($57,750 with buyer's fee)Mar 20262,600
1C4JJXSJ3MW7246861C4JJXSJ3MW7246861Sold $56,000 ($58,800 with buyer's fee)Sep 202521,000
1C4JJXSJ2MW7357891C4JJXSJ2MW7357891Sold $70,000 ($73,500 with buyer's fee)Jun 202529,000
1C4JJXSJXMW8111931C4JJXSJXMW8111932Sold $76,544 ($80,371 with buyer's fee)Apr 2025934
1C4JJXSJ1MW8098201C4JJXSJ1MW8098201Sold $65,000 ($68,250 with buyer's fee)Dec 20246,000
1C4JJXSJ8MW8239391C4JJXSJ8MW8239391Sold $69,500 ($72,975 with buyer's fee)Apr 202415,000
1C4JJXSJXMW7329291C4JJXSJXMW7329291Sold $71,500Jan 2024
1C4JJXSJXMW7616371C4JJXSJXMW7616371Sold $67,345 ($70,712 with buyer's fee)Dec 202313,000
1C4JJXSJ9MW7106801C4JJXSJ9MW7106801Sold $70,000 ($73,150 with buyer's fee)Apr 202316,400
1C4JJXSJ9MW7523771C4JJXSJ9MW7523771Sold $73,000 ($76,650 with buyer's fee)Feb 20236,000
1C4JJXSJ2MW7628801C4JJXSJ2MW7628801Sold $95,700Jan 2023
1C4JJXSJ4MW7460821C4JJXSJ4MW7460821Sold $88,000Apr 2022100,000
1C4JJXSJ8MW6781261C4JJXSJ8MW6781261Sold $150,700Jan 2022
1C4JJXSJ6MW7755211C4JJXSJ6MW7755211Sold $81,500 ($85,168 with buyer's fee)Dec 2021100

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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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