Lot 60626966 · TX - DALLAS SOUTH

2019 BMW X5

VIN 5UXJU2C57KLN67608

Price
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Identity
Year
2019
Make / series / model
BMW X5
Body type
Sport Utility Vehicle [SUV]/Multipurpose Vehicle [MPV]
Condition
SALVAGE TITLE-FLOOD DAMAGE
VIN
5UXJU2C57KLN67608
Powertrain & drivetrain
Drive type
AWD/All-Wheel Drive
Transmission
Automatic · 8-spd
Horsepower
456 hp
Steering location
Left-Hand Drive (LHD)
Exterior color
black
Odometer & listing
Odometer
85,141 mi (137,021 km)
Listing valid until
Not yet scheduled
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AI verification: auction condition claim

Auction states: SALVAGE TITLE-FLOOD DAMAGE / WATER/FLOOD

Visible evidence does not support the SALVAGE TITLE-FLOOD DAMAGE / WATER/FLOOD claim: exterior lower body areas and interior/dash photos are available and show no consistent tide line, water staining, mud/silt residue, mold, or obvious corrosion, and the illuminated digital instrument cluster displays normally apart from the emergency call warning.

AI visual comparison of the auction's own stated condition against the provided photos -- not a certified inspection. Where the photos can't confirm or rule out a claim, that is stated plainly rather than guessed.

AI field report 2 AI-written variants · pick a language, then a voice

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This 2019 BMW X5 xDrive50i carries a **salvage title with a flood damage designation**, a fact that should be treated as the primary consideration for any prospective buyer. This title status is confirmed by the auction record and outranks any cosmetic observations noted below — flood-damaged vehicles carry inherent risk of hidden electrical, corrosion, and mechanical issues that may not be immediately visible. According to NHTSA vehicle specifications, this X5 is equipped with the 4.4L twin-turbo V8 (456 hp), an 8-speed automatic transmission, and full-time AWD, and was manufactured at BMW's Greer, South Carolina plant. It is fitted with a standard suite of driver-assistance features, including forward collision warning, lane departure warning, blind spot monitoring, and pedestrian automatic emergency braking. Consistent with the flood designation, the instrument cluster displays an active warning message: "Emergency call system malfunction." This type of fault is commonly associated with water intrusion affecting electronic modules and should be investigated thoroughly, as it may indicate broader issues with the vehicle's electrical or safety systems. In terms of exterior condition, the vehicle shows several moderate panel dents: - A large dent/crease on the rear tailgate skin around the license plate recess, with visible distortion in the panel's reflection. - A crease/distortion across the upper center section of the rear bumper cover, just below the tailgate. - A raised crease/dent near the left-center area of the hood, most visible from the front. Interior wear is minor and appears typical for the vehicle's age: light creasing on both the front and second-row leather seats, with no tears or holes noted. Some dust/debris is visible on the instrument cluster hood and surrounding trim, and the engine bay's upper plastic cover shows light surface scuffing and dirt, both cosmetic in nature. Recall status for this specific make/model/year was not verified in this report, so recall history should be independently confirmed before purchase. **Summary:** Given the confirmed flood damage salvage title, this vehicle should be evaluated primarily with that risk in mind — the active emergency call system malfunction message is a relevant data point in that context. The panel dents on the tailgate, rear bumper, and hood, along with the minor interior and engine bay wear, are secondary cosmetic concerns. A thorough pre-purchase inspection focusing on electrical systems, wiring, control modules, and corrosion is strongly recommended before proceeding with this vehicle.

Generated from auction photos by AI vision, then written up by an AI model. Findings are qualitative, not a certified inspection.