2016 BMW 328 SA

The auction record lists the vehicle as having a salvage/rebuildable certificate of title, with “FRONT END” recorded as the primary damage. Stage 1 reports that the visible damage clearly supports the front-end classification; however, the salvage/rebuildable title status cannot be confirmed from the photographs. The vehicle is a 2016 BMW 328i sedan, identified by VIN WBA8E9G57GNT82063. Factory data describes it as a gasoline-powered 2.0-liter four-cylinder passenger car, rated at 241 hp, manufactured by BMW AG in South Africa. The front end has extensive, severe collision damage. The hood is sharply creased and deformed across its front and central sections, with a large uneven gap along the leading edge. The front bumper cover, lower fascia, grille components, and several bumper-related parts are missing or broken. Detached painted and black fascia pieces are lying in front of the vehicle, with broken mounting points, separated sections, and visible deformation. Severe damage is also present at the front corner and fender near the front wheel. The fender, wheel-arch area, headlamp mounting area, and adjacent panels are torn, crushed, displaced, or visibly deformed. One lamp assembly is absent or extensively broken, while the opposite lamp remains installed. The radiator and other cooling components are exposed behind the missing bumper. Visible cooling fins, surrounding supports, and plastic components are bent, broken, or displaced. The upper and lower front support areas, including visible cross-member and radiator-support structures, are also visibly deformed and displaced into the engine-bay area. The findings establish substantial visible front-end structural and component damage. Mechanical, cooling-system, electrical, restraint-system, alignment, and engine-bay operation should be physically inspected before purchase, as these conditions cannot be determined from the provided findings alone.