Bid history
since Jul 24$2,900+$4,200 (+145%)$7,100
Market demand
Vehicles in Pennsylvania sold in 43% of closed auctions this past year, with a median of 18 bids per lot.
From 702 completed sales in our archive.
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Item: 2021 Dodge Charger Pickup: Pittsburgh, PA 15230 Loading help on site: please advise (assume none) Please quote pickup, any packing or crating, and transport.
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BidProwl Summary
This auction listing is being sold by Municibid in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The current bid is $7,100 and 34 bids have been placed. BidProwl's Flip Score puts it at 30/100, which scores below the median for vehicles.
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Description from Municibid
AS IS - 2021 Blue Dodge Charger. Former undercover vehicle retired as part of normal fleet maintenance. Emergency lighting, siren, computer stand, rear seat cage, and all pictured items included. No known mechanical issues. Maintenance records attached. Transmission replaced at dealership at 84,000 miles. Water pump, Thermostat, Intake manifold, engine supports and shaft-axle half replaced by dealer at 81,000 miles. -Added: 8/6/2026 2:13:38 PM
What do Dodge Charger lots actually sell for?
Almost all are retired patrol cars; the low prices reflect high miles and hard duty cycles. See real Dodge Charger hammer prices from the last 12 months, or narrow it to what they go for in Pennsylvania.
