2023 AUDI Q5

The vehicle is listed with a salvage condition and a “Right Front” primary-damage designation. The Stage 1 assessment supports visible front-end damage, but notes that damage is present at both front bumper corners and across the central lower bumper area; the photos do not confirm that it is limited to or primarily confined to the right front. The front bumper has moderate collision damage. The lower openings at both corners are empty, with mounting hardware and internal components exposed; the corresponding lamp or trim components are missing. The lower bumper cover is separated from the vehicle at both corners, and a long lower section is hanging away from the front fascia. The front-right lower corner has a large open area with additional missing exterior components and exposed internal parts. The front edge of the hood is raised and uneven above the grille and headlamp areas, with an irregular gap along the front fascia. The available findings address visible exterior damage only and do not establish the condition of structural, cooling, lighting, driver-assistance, restraint, suspension, or mechanical components. A thorough physical inspection is recommended, including checks for hidden damage behind the bumper, proper hood and bumper alignment, missing brackets and sensors, wiring, headlamp operation, airbag-system faults, cooling-system components, and calibration of any affected safety systems. VIN decoding identifies this vehicle as a 2023 Audi Q5 SUV with the S line quattro Premium Plus trim, all-wheel drive, a 2.0-liter turbocharged gasoline 45 TFSI four-cylinder engine, and an automatic transmission. The vehicle was manufactured by Audi AG in Mexico. NHTSA records list several recalls involving 2023 Audi Q5 vehicles or related Q5 configurations. These include a passenger-occupant detection system connection that may deactivate the front passenger airbag, a cylinder-head-cover screw issue that may cause an oil leak, and a charging-cable overheating issue affecting certain vehicles. Separate records concern high-voltage battery overheating in Q5 plug-in hybrid vehicles; the decoded vehicle is identified as gasoline-powered rather than plug-in hybrid, so that recall’s applicability should be confirmed by VIN. Recall completion and exact applicability must be verified with Audi or an authorized dealer before purchase.