2023 HYUNDAI TUCSON Limited

The vehicle is listed with a salvage vehicle title and a FRONT END primary-damage classification. Stage 1 reports that the visible front-end collision damage supports the auction’s FRONT END claim; however, the salvage-title status cannot be confirmed from the available images. The damage is concentrated at one front corner and is extensive. The hood is creased and deformed above the impact area, while the adjacent fender is severely crushed around the wheel opening and forward edge. The headlamp assembly and front bumper cover are missing, exposing mounting areas, internal components, wiring, and connectors. The wheel-arch trim and inner liner are broken or missing in several areas. Grille and fascia sections are also broken, displaced, or absent. Additional detached bumper, trim, and grille pieces are visible on the ground beside the vehicle. The lower front fascia is missing, and wiring is exposed and hanging below the damaged corner. Overall, the visible findings indicate substantial collision damage to the hood edge, fender, bumper and fascia, grille, headlamp area, and wheel-opening components. The condition of concealed structural, suspension, steering, cooling, safety, and electrical systems cannot be determined from these findings and should be physically inspected before purchase. Two NHTSA safety recalls are listed for this 2023 Hyundai Tucson. Recall 23V526000 concerns the Idle Stop & Go electric oil-pump controller, which may overheat and increase the risk of fire; the remedy is inspection and replacement of the controller as necessary. Recall 25V893000 applies to vehicles equipped with an optional Mobis trailer-hitch wiring harness. Incorrect installation may allow moisture into the control module, potentially causing trailer-light failure or an electrical short; the listed remedy is removal of the harness and installation of a dust cap. Recall completion and vehicle-specific applicability should be verified by VIN with Hyundai or NHTSA.