2025 HYUNDAI TUCSON SEL

This 2025 Hyundai Tucson is listed by the auction with a “CERT OF TITLE – SALVAGE” condition and “SIDE” as the primary damage classification. The Stage 1 photo assessment reports that visible extensive side-body damage supports the SIDE classification; however, salvage-title status cannot be confirmed from the vehicle photos. The left rear side has a large inward dent with pronounced creasing across the lower rear door and adjacent lower quarter panel ahead of the rear wheel. The left rocker-panel and rear wheel-arch cladding is displaced and hanging down, with light-colored body metal and mounting points exposed. On the right side, the lower and central sections of the rear door have a large deformation with multiple sharp creases. The right rear quarter panel and wheel-arch area are also substantially deformed, and the right rocker-panel and wheel-arch trim is displaced with a section hanging downward and body metal and mounting points exposed. The findings document moderate collision damage to both rear side areas. The available findings do not establish the condition of the underlying structure, suspension, wheel alignment, doors, airbags, or mechanical and electrical systems. A thorough physical inspection and repair assessment would be required before purchase. The provided recall information lists six recalls applicable to certain 2025 Hyundai Tucson vehicles: campaign 24V691000 concerns a potentially missing glove-box air-bag warning label; 24V877000 concerns improperly routed console-extension wiring that may allow shifting out of Park without applying the brake; 25V549000 concerns improperly tightened engine connecting-rod bolts, with a remedy involving engine replacement; 25V809000 concerns potentially improperly installed side-curtain airbags; 26V316000 concerns front-camera software that may cause unexpected automatic braking; and 26V400000 concerns instrument-panel software that may cause the display to fail. Recall remedies are listed as free dealer or software updates, depending on the campaign. The vehicle’s VIN should be checked with Hyundai or NHTSA to confirm which campaigns apply and whether the repairs have been completed.