2022 BMW X6 xDrive40i

The auction record lists the vehicle as having a “Certificate of Destruction” condition and “ALL OVER” primary damage. Stage 1 reports that the photos support extensive visible damage across the front, rear, roof, multiple body panels, and glass, but do not independently confirm a rollover mechanism or the certificate-of-destruction status. This 2022 BMW X6 shows severe collision damage throughout the vehicle. The windshield is extensively spiderweb-cracked, the roof and roof edges are buckled and creased, and the panoramic-roof area has broken or missing glass with displaced components. The front end has severe damage, including a broken and displaced bumper and grille, a missing headlamp on one front corner, exposed mounting and inner components, and deformation to the hood and adjacent fender area. The side structure has pronounced deformation, with large dents and deep creases extending across the visible doors and rear quarter panel. The rear quarter and corner are heavily crushed and folded, while the upper rear body, liftgate, roof section, and rear opening are severely deformed. The rear window glass is missing, and the visible rear lamp area is damaged and surrounded by distorted metal. Inside, the front and curtain airbags are deployed, including curtain airbags along both the front and rear cabin roofline. The instrument cluster, dashboard, center display area, and other interior trim are displaced or broken, with exposed gaps and detached components. Loose debris is present in the rear seating and floor areas. The VIN decodes the vehicle as a 2022 BMW X6 xDrive40i sport utility vehicle with all-wheel drive, a 3.0-liter six-cylinder gasoline engine, and an eight-speed automatic transmission. An NHTSA recall is listed for affected 2020–2022 BMW X6 vehicles concerning the sunroof function control unit, which may allow the sunroof to close without the key fob inside the vehicle. The remedy is reprogramming the roof function control unit by a BMW dealer; the repair status for this vehicle is not provided. The visible damage is extensive and includes roof, body, glass, restraint-system, and interior-component involvement. A complete physical inspection is required to determine the condition of the underlying structure, drivetrain, electrical systems, wiring, suspension, and other components, as well as the full repair requirements.