2016 BMW I3 Range Extender

This 2016 BMW i3 is listed by the auction with a “Bill Of Sale” condition and “Right Side” as the primary damage classification. The Stage 1 review reports that the visible evidence supports the Right Side classification: both right-side doors have extensive missing panels and exposed internal components. The Bill Of Sale condition cannot be confirmed or contradicted from the vehicle photos. The right front and right rear doors are missing their exterior skins, lower panels, and interior trim. Door frames, window regulators, wiring, mechanisms, and other internal components are exposed. Several detached black exterior panels and trim pieces are present on the floor; these show heavy abrasion, broken or cracked openings, and damaged edges. The right front fender and front-door junction also has missing exterior material, an opening, and exposed wiring. Additional scuffing and abrasion are visible on the right front door, fender, and lower side area, including an exposed green wire near the front fender. The VIN decodes as a 2016 BMW i3 hatchback with Range Extender trim, manufactured by BMW AG in Leipzig, Germany. The decoded information identifies electric primary power with gasoline secondary power, a 0.6-liter two-cylinder engine, and 170 horsepower. The vehicle is recorded as having five doors. Two NHTSA recalls are listed for this model and year. Recall 17V720000 concerns the frontal air-bag control-unit software and an increased risk of neck injury for certain unbelted small-adult drivers in a frontal crash. Recall 17V088000 applies to i3 Range Extender vehicles and concerns possible fuel-vent-line chafing, which may cause a fuel-vapor leak and increase fire risk. Recall completion should be verified by VIN with BMW or an authorized dealer. The extent of the missing right-side body and interior components indicates that substantial parts replacement, electrical inspection, and structural and functional checks will be required before the vehicle can be considered road-ready.