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GarageScout Take

Manufacturer Buyback/Lemon Law history is the defining difference here, followed by a reported high-voltage electrical repair in 2026. Weigh that against the absence of a current battery state-of-health report, the disclosed cosmetic wear, and a title that may remain unavailable until the outstanding loan is paid.

Strengths

  • Service history includes a 10,000-mile service, repeated coolant and computer work, brake service, and battery replacements through May 2026.
  • Included equipment extends beyond the vehicle itself with two keys, the owner's manual, and all-weather mats.
  • A high-voltage battery warranty is reported by the seller, subject to VIN-specific confirmation.

Watch For

  • The Carfax history report indicates a Manufacturer Buyback or Lemon Law Buyback in February 2024, with subsequent Manufacturer Buyback or Lemon entries. The
  • The seller reports a high-voltage battery system electrical malfunction repaired earlier in 2026, but no current battery state-of-health report is available
  • Known cosmetic issues include exterior chips, missing passenger-side rear door edge-guard paint protection film, and creases on the driver's seat.
  • There is an outstanding loan, and the title may not be available until the loan is paid off.