2024 BMW X5 M60i

This 2024 BMW X5 is listed with a salvage certificate and an auction primary-damage classification of “REAR END.” However, the available visual assessment does not support that classification: no clear major rear-end damage was identified on the rear bumper or tailgate. Instead, substantial damage is concentrated on the left rear door, quarter panel, rocker area, and wheel assembly. The left rear wheel and tire assembly is missing, leaving the suspension and brake components exposed. A detached wheel, tire, hub, brake, and suspension assembly is also shown separately on the ground. The left rear door and adjacent quarter panel have pronounced inward deformation and extensive paint scraping. The left rocker panel and lower side skirt are deformed and abraded, with damaged edges near the rear wheel opening. Sections of the left rear wheel-arch trim are missing, leaving mounting points and exposed edges visible. The extent of the damage indicates that the vehicle requires a detailed mechanical and structural inspection before repair or operation. Particular attention should be given to the wheel mounting area, suspension, brakes, underbody, rocker structure, body alignment, and any related electrical or safety systems. The findings do not establish whether the detached components are reusable or whether additional concealed damage is present. VIN decoding identifies the vehicle as a U.S.-built 2024 BMW X5 M60i SUV with a 4.4-liter gasoline V8 engine rated at 523 horsepower. The decoded safety equipment includes standard ABS, stability control, front and side airbags, curtain airbags for the first and second rows, direct tire-pressure monitoring, and several standard driver-assistance systems. NHTSA records list multiple recalls associated with 2024 X5 vehicles, including recalls involving knee airbags, the front passenger knee airbag, the integrated brake system and ABS/DSC function, and, for certain configurations, the dashboard instrument panel or tire-information placard. Recall campaigns shown include 23V471000, 23V622000, 24V104000, 24V138000, 24V327000, 24V697000, 24V739000, and 26V422000. Applicability varies by configuration, and the repair status for this VIN should be confirmed with BMW or NHTSA before purchase. Several of these recalls concern potential loss of brake assist or ABS/DSC function, making verification especially important for a vehicle with visible wheel and brake-area damage.