2019 AUDI Q5 45 PREMIUM

The vehicle is listed with a salvage condition and a “Right Side” primary-damage designation. However, the photo-review assessment reports that the visible damage is on the left/driver side and that the specific right-side primary-damage code is not supported by the photos. The documented damage is concentrated around the rear side door, lower rocker area, and rear wheel arch. The rear door outer panel is severely crushed and folded across most of its visible surface, with deformation around the door perimeter and lower edge and exposed internal areas near the front and lower portions. The adjacent lower door edge, rocker trim, black attachment areas, and wheel-arch mounting area are also damaged. Silver lower side trim is detached and projecting outward, while the rear wheel-arch molding is missing or detached; a separate black wheel-arch trim piece is shown on the ground beside the vehicle. A light-colored cable or wire is visibly hanging from the damaged rear-door area. The findings document significant exterior collision damage but do not establish the condition of the underlying structure, door mechanism, wiring, airbags, suspension, wheel, or drivetrain. A thorough physical inspection is recommended before purchase, including checks for hidden structural damage, proper door operation, electrical faults, wheel-arch and rocker attachment points, and any damage beneath the vehicle. VIN decoding identifies this vehicle as a 2019 Audi Q5 quattro Premium Plus sport utility vehicle with all-wheel drive, a 2.0-liter four-cylinder gasoline engine, automatic transmission, and a reported assembly location in Mexico. NHTSA records list several recalls applicable to 2019 Audi Q5 vehicles: gateway control-module protection against liquid intrusion (21V947000), wheel-arch trim detachment (19V416000 and 19V737000), a passenger frontal-airbag and instrument-panel carrier issue (19V473000), and a brake master-cylinder casting issue (19V277000). The provided information does not confirm whether any of these recalls have been completed.