2021 LEXUS ES 350 350 F Sport SE

The auction record lists the vehicle as a 2021 Lexus ES 350 with a “Certificate of Title” condition and “SIDE” as the primary damage classification. The provided Stage 1 assessment states that the SIDE classification is supported by visible damage to the driver-side door, mirror, rocker area, and adjacent bodywork. The Certificate of Title condition could not be confirmed from the photos. The rear bumper cover and lower rear fascia are completely missing. The bumper reinforcement, mounting brackets, wiring and connectors, and inner bumper structure are exposed. The condition of the exposed components and wiring should be checked during a physical inspection. Extensive damage is visible on the driver-side front door, including deep deformation, creasing, and broad black scrape or transfer marks. The driver-side exterior mirror is broken and hanging from its mounting position. The driver-side rocker or side-sill trim is missing, exposing the underlying sill and attachment points. Additional dark scuffing is present along the lower driver-side door, rocker area, rear quarter panel, and wheel-arch area. The instrument cluster displays an “EPB Malfunction” message along with multiple illuminated warning indicators. This indicates a concern with the electronic parking brake system, but the underlying cause and overall system condition cannot be determined from the provided findings. Diagnostic testing is recommended before purchase or repair approval. Minor interior staining and surface discoloration are visible on the light-colored front center armrest, center-console trim, front passenger seat, and adjacent console surfaces. According to the VIN decode, this is a U.S.-built 2021 Lexus ES sedan in the 350 F Sport SE trim, equipped with a 3.5-liter six-cylinder gasoline engine, an eight-speed automatic transmission, and 4x2 drive. The vehicle is identified as having standard safety and driver-assistance features including ABS, electronic stability control, forward collision warning, lane-keeping assistance, blind-spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alert, and a rear visibility system. The vehicle requires substantial exterior collision-related repair, including replacement or restoration of the rear bumper assembly, driver-side door and mirror repairs, rocker-area trim replacement, and assessment of the adjacent bodywork. A complete inspection should also include the exposed rear bumper wiring and mounting structure, electronic parking brake diagnostics, and verification of the vehicle’s title and repair history.