2022 Ford Bronco
- Last reported mileage
- 21,535 mi
- Last reported location
- Lenoir City, TN
- Price range observed
- $45,900 – $45,900
- First listed
- Apr 5, 2026
Listing Journey
First seen Apr 5, 2026 on CarGurus at $45,900. The latest listing on Cars.com is no longer active (last asked $45,900).
Market Context
Currently 9,851 active listings for the Ford Bronco (U725, 6th Gen) across the US. The average asking price is $42,999. In the past 90 days, 27 comparable examples sold at a median of $45,000. This particular example is asking right around the recent sold median.
Listing History
Every time this VIN has been listed across our 14 tracked sources.
Price Journey
How this car's asking price has moved across its 2 listings. Color shows status: blue = active, green = sold, gray = off market.
How This Car Compares
This car's prices overlaid on the market band for Ford Bronco (U725, 6th Gen). Shaded area is the daily min/max; dotted lines are the daily median and average.
Similar Ford Bronco (U725, 6th Gen) For Sale
Other active Ford Bronco (U725, 6th Gen) listings in our database — sorted by lowest asking price.
VIN Decoded
Every 17-character VIN is structured: positions 1–3 identify the manufacturer (WMI), 4–8 describe the vehicle (VDS), 9 is a check digit, 10 is model year, 11 is the assembly plant, and 12–17 are the production serial. Decoded here from the public ISO 3779 standard.
- Country of origin
- United States
- Manufacturer
- Ford (USA, MPV)
WMI code: 1FM - Model year
- 2022
- Assembly plant code
- L
- Check digit
- ✓ Valid (matches ISO 3779 weighted checksum)
- Production serial
- B41674
About this VIN
This page aggregates the public listing history of VIN 1FMEE5DP3NLB41674 — a 2022 Ford Bronco — across major automotive marketplaces. CarSearch.Pro tracks listings from Bring a Trailer, Cars & Bids, Classic.com, AutoTrader, CarGurus, Cars.com, eBay Motors, TrueCar, AutoList, Hagerty, AutoTrader Classics, Facebook Marketplace, Craigslist, and AutoTempest.
This particular VIN has appeared 2 times across 2 sources, giving you a cross-source view of how it's been priced and how long it's been on (or off) the market.
Why this matters
Seeing the same VIN re-listed across platforms — or returning to market after a period off — is one of the strongest signals a buyer or appraiser can have. A car that's been listed three times in eight months at a falling price tells a very different story from one that sold on its first weekend on Bring a Trailer.
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