2017 BMW M240I

The auction lists the primary damage as Right Front. Stage 1’s review found that the visible evidence supports this classification, with the most extensive damage concentrated at the vehicle’s right-front corner. The hood is severely deformed across the front and right-side areas, with a sharply raised, irregular leading edge and large creases. The right front fender is crushed and folded around the wheel opening and headlamp area, exposing internal components. The right front headlamp assembly is missing, with its mounting and wiring components exposed. The right front bumper cover is torn, displaced, and separated from adjacent body panels, with broken plastic sections and exposed components. The bumper also has scratches, scuffing, cracks, and irregular gaps, particularly near the right corner. The right lower grille insert is broken and displaced, leaving an open section. A black suspension coil spring is visible lying separately on the ground. Its connection to this vehicle and its condition cannot be determined from the available finding. The suspension and front-end area should therefore be physically inspected before purchase, along with the steering, wheel, brakes, structural components, wiring, and safety systems affected by the collision. Inside, the front driver’s seat cushion and side bolster have several tears and areas of missing upholstery material. The VIN decodes to a 2017 BMW M240i convertible/cabriolet, built by BMW AG in Germany. It is identified as a gasoline-powered 3.0-litre six-cylinder vehicle with a listed output of 335 horsepower, two doors, four seats, and 18-inch wheels. The decoded data does not specify the drivetrain or transmission.