Lot 45292897 · Savannah
2020 BMW X5 SDRIVE40I
VIN 5UXCR4C07L9C05869
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The vehicle
- Year 2020
- Make / model BMW X5
- Trim level SDRIVE40I
- Body type Sport Utility Vehicle [SUV]/Multipurpose Vehicle [MPV]
- Condition Salvage
- VIN 5UXCR4C07L9C05869
- Drive type 4X2 Drive
- Transmission Automatic · 8-ст.
- Horsepower 335 к.с.
- Steering location Left-Hand Drive (LHD)
- Exterior color White
- Odometer 77,044 mi (123,990 km)
- Listing valid until 2026-08-07 16:30
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Този BMW X5 е стилен и мощен SUV от 2020 година, готов за нов собственик.
Тежко увреждане в задната част на автомобила.
Автомобилът стартира и се движи.
🚗 BMW X5 SDRIVE40I, 2020
📋 Основни характеристики:
пробег: 123 990 км
двигател: 3.0 L, 6 цилиндъра, 335 к.с.
задвижване: задно предаване
ℹ️ Допълнителна информация:
скоростна кутия: автоматична, 8 скорости
каросерия: джип
цвят: бял
ключове: налични
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Condition assessment
The auction record lists the vehicle as Salvage, with Rear identified as the primary damage area. These are unverified auction designations. Stage 1 reports that the visible evidence supports the unverified rear-damage claim: extensive damage is visible to the rear liftgate, rear glass, left rear quarter panel, taillamp, and bumper area. Stage 1 also reports that the extent of the visible damage is consistent with a salvage auction condition.
The rear windshield is completely missing, with broken glass remaining around the perimeter. The rear liftgate is severely crushed and creased on the left side and lower section, with deformation extending into the left lamp area. The left rear quarter panel is deeply buckled around the rear lamp opening and wheel arch. The left rear taillamp is shattered and displaced, with its internal components exposed.
The rear bumper cover is absent across the lower rear end. This exposes the metal bumper reinforcement, mounting structures, and other internal components. Additional bumper-corner, trim, and lamp-area components are missing on both sides, leaving open mounting points and exposed structures. Electrical wiring and connectors are visibly hanging in the lower rear bumper area. There is also extensive crushing and open gaps around the left rear corner, tailgate opening, lamp cavity, and bumper mounting area.
The supplied NHTSA VIN decode identifies this vehicle as a 2020 BMW X5 sDrive40i, manufactured in the United States. The data lists a 3.0-liter gasoline engine, four cylinders, an automatic eight-speed transmission, and AWD/all-wheel drive. It identifies the vehicle as an SUV/MPV with seating for five. Because the rear body structure, lighting, wiring, glass, and bumper assemblies are heavily damaged or missing, a complete inspection is required before assessing structural alignment, water tightness, electrical operation, safety-system condition, drivability, or repair feasibility. The visible findings do not establish the condition of the engine, transmission, suspension, airbags, or other components not described.
NHTSA recall records supplied for this model and year include campaigns concerning the steering rack and pinion (19V631000), rearview-camera software and image availability (19V684000 and 21V096000), the steering-column shaft bearing plate (20V434000), headlamp illumination (20V528000), the integrated brake system (21V062000), the starter motor and possible transmission-housing contamination (20V465000), the front axle support/control-arm bearing bracket weld (20V678000), the sunroof control unit (22V267000), and starter-motor overheating or fire risk (24V576000 and 25V644000). Recall completion status for this specific vehicle should be confirmed by VIN with BMW or NHTSA before purchase.
Generated from auction photos by AI vision, then written up by an AI model. Findings are qualitative, not a certified inspection.