2014 BMW X3 xDrive35i

The auction lists the vehicle as “GRAVEMENT ACCIDENTE” (severely damaged), with “REAR END” as the primary damage classification. Stage 1 reports that the rear-end claim is supported by visible damage: the rear bumper cover is missing, the rear bumper reinforcement is visibly deformed, and the lower tailgate is heavily deformed. Stage 1 also reports that the severe-accident classification is supported by substantial visible rear- and front-end collision damage. The front bumper cover and both kidney grille inserts are missing. The bumper reinforcement, radiator area, lower ducting, brackets, mounting components, and other lower front-end parts are exposed. The detached front bumper, grille, and trim pieces were observed lying beside the vehicle. At the rear, the bumper cover and corner trim are missing on both sides, exposing the inner bumper components and mounting areas. The lower tailgate has pronounced horizontal and vertical deformation across the panel and lower edge. The exposed rear bumper reinforcement is visibly curved and deformed across the rear opening. According to the VIN decode, this is a 2014 BMW X3 xDrive35i, classified as an SUV/MPV. It has all-wheel drive, a 3.0-liter six-cylinder gasoline engine, and was manufactured in the United States. Official recall records include campaign 16V333000 concerning the child-seat lower anchor bars on applicable X3 xDrive35i vehicles; BMW’s stated remedy was to reinforce the anchor bars. Campaigns 23V797000 and 24V527000 concern a potential driver-airbag inflator defect affecting specified 2014 X3 vehicles, with replacement of the driver’s front airbag as the stated remedy. Recall completion should be verified with BMW using the vehicle identification number before purchase. The visible collision findings do not establish the condition of any concealed mechanical, cooling, restraint, structural, or electronic components. A comprehensive physical inspection and repair estimate will be necessary.