2014 AUDI A5 quattro Premium Plus

The vehicle is listed with a salvage certificate of title, and the auction’s primary damage designation is “ALL OVER.” The accompanying photo assessment reports extensive collision damage across the front end, multiple side areas, and the windshield/interior glass. It states that the “ALL OVER/ROLLOVER” claim is only partially supported by the visible evidence: roof deformation or other definitive evidence of a rollover is not clearly shown, so rollover cannot be confirmed from the available images. The front end is severely damaged. The hood, front fenders, front fascia, front corner structures, bumper cover, and front lighting components are crushed, torn, or missing. The radiator and cooling-pack area is exposed, with bent fins, displaced supports and panels, broken plastic components, and exposed wiring. The front-side body, fender, door, and rocker-area panels have extensive deep crushing, sharp folds, torn edges, distorted sheet metal, and scraped paint. The front exterior mirror is also severely damaged, with internal components exposed and its outer housing detached or missing. The front wheel-arch area is heavily deformed and torn, with components exposed around the wheel. The windshield has extensive spiderweb cracking and shattered areas. Inside the cabin, dashboard and center-console trim is broken or displaced, with internal structures or wiring exposed. Large quantities of shattered safety glass are visible in the front cabin, and a passenger-side airbag is deployed. The rear bumper has minor scuffing and abrasion along its lower central area. According to the VIN decode, this is a 2014 Audi A5 Cabriolet with quattro all-wheel drive, an automatic transmission, and a 1.984-liter four-cylinder flex-fuel engine rated at 220 horsepower. The vehicle is identified as the Premium Plus trim and was manufactured by Audi AG in Germany. NHTSA records list three safety recalls applicable to this model range: recall 17V622000 concerning auxiliary-heater wiring that may overheat or melt, and recalls 17V002000 and 18V229000 concerning the electric coolant pump, which may overheat or create a fire risk. The repair history should be checked with Audi to confirm whether all applicable recall remedies were completed. Given the severity and extent of the visible damage, the vehicle will require comprehensive body, structural, cooling-system, electrical, glass, interior, restraint-system, and mechanical inspection and repair before its roadworthiness and final repair cost can be assessed.