2026 AUDI Q7 quattro Premium Plus

The vehicle is a 2026 Audi Q7 listed by the auction with a “CERT OF SALVAGE < 75% DAMAGE” condition and “FRONT END” as the primary damage code. These are auction designations. The visible evidence supports the stated front-end damage classification. The damage is extensive and consistent with a major loss, but the photos alone cannot verify the stated less-than-75-percent damage threshold. The front end has severe collision damage. The hood is extensively crumpled, with sharp folds, deep creases, and deformation across the front and center sections. The front bumper cover, grille, surrounding fascia, and associated trim are missing, exposing mounting areas, wiring, and other components. Both front headlamp areas are damaged, with lamp housings or portions of the assemblies absent and internal components exposed. The front cooling area is also severely affected. Large finned radiator and heat-exchanger panels are bent, folded, and displaced. The front fender sections on both sides are incomplete around the wheel openings, exposing inner components and showing torn or missing outer bodywork. Pronounced crushing and irregular deformation are visible in the metal at the left front engine-bay corner. Multiple wiring sections and connectors are exposed and hanging from the front bumper and lower front area. Inside the vehicle, the driver airbag has deployed from the steering wheel, and curtain airbags have deployed along both sides of the roof area. Replacement of the deployed restraint components and inspection of the related safety systems will be required. The extent of the visible front-end deformation also warrants a detailed inspection of the underlying structure, cooling system, steering and suspension components, wiring, sensors, and drivetrain before repair or purchase decisions are made. Mechanical and structural damage not visible in the provided findings cannot be ruled out. One NHTSA safety recall is listed for certain 2019–2026 Audi vehicles under campaign 25V900000. A software error may prevent the rearview camera image from displaying correctly, increasing the risk of a crash. The stated remedy is a free software update through an authorized dealer. VIN-level eligibility and completion status should be confirmed with Audi or NHTSA.