2017 BMW 330E

The auction record lists a SALVAGE CERTIFICATE and identifies FRONT END as the primary damage. Stage 1 reports that the visible damage to the front bumper, front-right fender, and adjacent right-side bodywork supports the stated FRONT END classification. The photographs cannot confirm the SALVAGE CERTIFICATE status. The most significant visible damage is concentrated on the front-right side. The front-right fender above the wheel has an inward dent, several sharp creases, and scraped paint. The front-right bumper corner has broad scuffing, paint loss, and abrasion extending around the corner and lower edge. Horizontal scratches and shallow dents are visible across the lower right-front door and adjacent side bodywork. The right rocker panel below the doors has extensive paint scraping and surface deformation near the front door. Additional exterior damage includes scraped and peeling paint on the front-left bumper corner below the headlamp. The trunk lid also has a pronounced inward dent and crease in the upper-center area, above and around the BMW emblem. According to the VIN decode, this is a 2017 BMW 330e sedan manufactured by BMW AG in Germany. It is identified as a plug-in hybrid electric vehicle with a 2.0-litre, four-cylinder engine and gasoline as the secondary fuel type. The vehicle is listed with left-hand drive, seating for five, and standard features including ABS, electronic stability control, traction control, and a rear visibility system. The decode does not provide confirmed drivetrain or transmission details. A physical inspection is recommended to assess structural alignment, suspension and steering components, wheel and tire condition, lighting, parking sensors, high-voltage hybrid-system components, and the operation of all doors and the trunk following the reported impact. Repair costs should also account for possible panel replacement, paintwork, and rocker-panel repairs.