2025 HYUNDAI TUCSON SEL Convenience

The auction lists the vehicle as having a salvage certificate, with FRONT END identified as the primary damage. The salvage certificate status cannot be confirmed from photos alone. The visible damage supports the stated front-end classification: the hood, front bumper cover, grille assembly, both headlamps, and both front fenders are missing. The engine compartment, front crossmember, internal front-end components, wheel areas, and inner wheelhouses are exposed. The driver’s steering-wheel airbag is also visibly deployed. The extent of the visible damage indicates that comprehensive repairs and replacement of multiple front-end and restraint-system components will be required. Additional damage to concealed structural, mechanical, electrical, cooling, safety, or driver-assistance components cannot be determined from these findings and should be assessed through a detailed physical inspection before purchase. NHTSA records list the following recalls for the 2025 Hyundai Tucson: a potentially missing glove-box airbag warning label (24V691000); improperly routed console-extension wiring that may allow shifting out of Park without applying the brake (24V877000); improperly tightened connecting-rod bolts that may cause engine damage, loss of drive power, or an oil leak (25V549000); potentially improperly installed side-curtain airbags (25V809000); front-camera software that may cause premature or unexpected automatic braking (26V316000); and an instrument-panel software issue that may cause the display to fail (26V400000). Recall completion should be verified by VIN, and any outstanding remedies should be completed by an authorized Hyundai dealer.