2022 HYUNDAI KONA

The auction record lists the vehicle as having a salvage title (“CERT OF TITLE-SALVAGE TITLE”) with “ALL OVER” primary damage. Stage 1’s photo review supports extensive multi-zone collision damage involving the front, rear, side body panels, rear glass, and interior. The review does not independently confirm the salvage-title status or establish a rollover-specific cause; clear roof-wide rollover damage is not visible. The front end has severe damage. The hood is deeply creased and heavily deformed, while the front bumper cover, grille, and one front lamp assembly are missing. The visible headlamp at the opposite front corner is displaced, with broken or missing mounting and trim components. The front bumper area, fender edge, lower support members, radiator and cooling-pack area are crushed, bent, or displaced, with exposed components, wiring, and broken plastic pieces. The rear and side body areas also show severe deformation. The rear hatch and liftgate are heavily crushed, buckled, and torn, including the metal around the hatch opening and lower rear body. The rear bumper and associated trim are missing, and the rear hatch glass and rear quarter glass are absent. The rear quarter panel is deeply folded around the wheel opening, the rear door is sharply creased, and exterior trim and bumper pieces are missing from the rear side. Internal rear components are exposed, and a detached rear lamp assembly is lying in the cargo area. The cabin and cargo area have substantial damage. The driver and passenger airbags are deployed, and the steering-wheel area, dashboard, center console, and front interior trim are broken and displaced. Rear interior panels and hatch-area trim are detached or broken, with displaced side panels exposing underlying components, including the rear coil spring area. According to the VIN decode, this is a 2022 Hyundai Kona SUV with front-wheel drive (4x2), a 2.0-litre four-cylinder gasoline engine, and a South Korean-built vehicle identification record. The extent of the visible collision damage indicates that a thorough structural, suspension, cooling-system, electrical, restraint-system, glass, and mechanical inspection will be required before repair or road use.