2013 BMW 750

The vehicle is listed as a 2013 BMW 750 with a salvage certificate indicating more than 75% damage and a primary damage classification of “FRONT END.” These are auction designations and should be treated as unverified claims regarding the overall damage extent. Stage 1 reports that the visible evidence supports the “FRONT END” classification, but the photographs alone do not establish or support the claimed damage extent of greater than 75%. The front bumper cover and associated lower fascia components are missing, exposing the front reinforcement bar, internal supports, wiring, and ducting. One front headlamp assembly is also absent, leaving an open cavity with internal components visible. The outer front corner and adjacent panel area show moderate deformation and an irregular exposed edge. The condition of components behind the visible front-end area, including the reinforcement structure, cooling and ducting systems, wiring, lighting systems, and driver-assistance equipment, requires physical inspection. Light scratches and scuff marks are present on the visible side doors. The outer lower bolster of a front seat has a light abrasion and worn patch. The instrument cluster displays an “Increased battery discharge” warning. This indicates a potential battery or charging-system concern that should be diagnosed before purchase or operation. According to the VIN decode, the vehicle is identified as a BMW 750Li/Alpina B7, 2013 model year, long-wheelbase sedan with all-wheel drive. It is listed with a 4.4-liter gasoline engine and 12 cylinders, and was manufactured by BMW AG in Germany. Further inspection and diagnostic testing are recommended before assessing the vehicle’s complete condition or repair requirements.