2016 BMW 328 SA

Auction records list the vehicle’s condition as “Certificate of Title” and identify “Front End” as the primary damage. The photo-based assessment reports that the visible front-end damage supports the unverified “Front End” primary-damage claim. The certificate-of-title status cannot be verified from the available photos. The front end has severe collision damage. The hood is heavily creased and deformed along the leading edge and front-left area, with an uneven gap above the grille and headlights. The front bumper cover is cracked, torn, and displaced; large sections of the cover and lower trim are missing or hanging away from the vehicle. The left grille opening, as pictured, is missing its grille insert and vertical slats. The headlamp assembly at the damaged corner is absent or substantially broken, leaving internal components, wiring, and mounting areas exposed. The lower bumper openings and surrounding trim are also cracked, broken, and partially missing. The front fender at the damaged corner has visible creasing and deformation around the headlamp area and wheel arch. Additional views show displacement and tearing of the bumper cover, exposed components behind the headlamp area, and deformation around the hood and fender edges. Minor paint loss and chipping are visible along the rear trunk-lid edge and adjacent upper rear panels. The VIN decodes as a 2016 BMW 328i sedan with a gasoline 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine rated at 241 horsepower. The vehicle was manufactured by BMW AG in South Africa. Recall status was not checked and is therefore unknown. A thorough inspection should include the front structural areas, cooling and lighting systems, wiring, suspension and steering components, restraint systems, and alignment before purchase or repair.