2022 AUDI Q5

The vehicle is listed with a salvage-title designation and a primary damage classification of “REAR END.” These are auction records and should be verified against the title and vehicle history. The visible evidence supports the unverified rear-end damage claim: the rear bumper cover and adjacent rear trim are missing, rear components are exposed, and the lower tailgate is visibly damaged. The salvage-title status cannot be confirmed from photographs. The rear bumper cover is absent, exposing the lower bumper mounting area and exhaust components. A detached section of the bumper cover is also shown lying on the ground, with separated sections and exposed mounting features. Trim around the right rear wheel arch and adjacent lower rear quarter panel is missing, leaving mounting holes and exposed panel surfaces. The lower-left section of the tailgate has black scuffing with localized creasing or deformation. The extent of damage behind the missing bumper, including possible damage to mounting points, exhaust components, sensors, body structure, and related systems, cannot be determined from the provided findings. A thorough inspection is recommended before purchase, together with confirmation that all required parts, safety systems, and body alignment have been properly repaired. Several NHTSA recalls are listed for certain 2022 Audi Q5 vehicles. Recall 23V842000 concerns the 220V/240V compact charging cable, which may overheat when used at a 100% charge setting; a replacement cable with a temperature sensor is the stated remedy. Recalls 24V898000 and 25V080000 concern potential overheating of the high-voltage battery in certain Q5 plug-in hybrid vehicles; recall 25V080000 replaces and expands recall 24V898000. Recall 25V294000 concerns certain Q5 Quattro and Q5 Sportback Quattro vehicles in which cylinder-head-cover screws may loosen and allow an oil leak. The applicability and completion status of these recalls for this specific vehicle should be confirmed by VIN with Audi or an authorized dealer.