2014 AUDI Q7 Premium Plus

The auction records designate this 2014 Audi Q7 as “CERT OF TITLE-REBUILT SALVAGE” with “REAR END” listed as the primary damage. These are auction designations rather than independently verified conclusions. The photo review could not confirm the rebuilt-salvage title status. The rear-end damage claim is only partially supported by localized scuffing on the rear bumper and an opening in the left lower rear reflector area; no clear major rear-end deformation is visible. Both front headlight lenses appear yellowed and cloudy. Light abrasion and scuffing are visible along the lower front bumper. At the rear, the lower bumper and trim have multiple light-colored scrape marks, and the left lower rear bumper reflector/trim panel contains a visible rectangular dark opening. The driver’s seat cushion and side bolster show pronounced creasing, surface shine, and use-related wear, but no visible tear is reported. The steering-wheel rim also has shiny, worn areas consistent with use. The instrument cluster displays an engine warning lamp, EPC indication, traction-control indication, tire-pressure warning, and seat-belt warning. The causes and significance of these warnings cannot be determined from the findings alone; a complete diagnostic scan and mechanical inspection are strongly recommended before purchase. The VIN decode identifies the vehicle as a 2014 Audi Q7 Premium Plus SUV, manufactured by Audi AG in Slovakia, with a turbocharged six-cylinder engine of approximately 3.0 litres. The decoder lists the engine model as “3.0T TDI” but identifies the fuel type as gasoline, so the engine and fuel specification should be verified against the vehicle and its documentation. Two NHTSA recalls are listed for this model and year. Recall 17V298000 concerns a fuel-pump flange that may crack and allow a gasoline fuel leak, increasing the risk of fire; the remedy involves inspection and replacement or application of protective film. Recall 23V086000 concerns an incorrect rear gross axle weight rating on the certification label; the remedy is installation of a corrected overlay label. Recall completion should be confirmed with Audi or an authorized dealer using the VIN.