2021 LEXUS LS 500 500 Core

The vehicle is a 2021 Lexus LS 500 sedan, identified by VIN JTHD51FF3M5015068. NHTSA decoding identifies a gasoline-powered 3.4-liter twin-turbo V6 engine, 4x2 drivetrain, left-hand drive, and manufacture at Toyota’s Tahara Plant in Japan. The auction lists the vehicle’s primary damage as “REAR END.” Stage 1 reports that the visible evidence supports this claim: the rear bumper cover and both rear tail-lamp assemblies are missing, and the right rear quarter panel is visibly deformed. The rear bumper cover is absent across the rear of the vehicle, exposing the bumper reinforcement, mounting brackets, exhaust outlets, and other internal components. Both the left and right rear tail-lamp assemblies are missing, leaving their mounting areas open. The right rear quarter panel has pronounced creasing and deformation around the tail-lamp opening and above the rear wheel, with yellowish surface transfer and paint scuffing. The exterior fuel-filler door is missing, exposing the filler housing, and the right rear door handle is absent with openings visible in its mounting area. A detached white rear bumper cover and multiple black interior or trim components are reported lying on the ground beside the vehicle. The instrument cluster also displays an “SRS Airbag System Malfunction” message with an instruction to visit a dealer, indicating that the restraint-system fault requires diagnosis. Overall, the findings indicate substantial rear-end collision damage involving exterior body panels, lighting, bumper structure and trim, together with an active SRS warning. The exposed components and airbag-system message require detailed physical inspection and repair assessment before the vehicle can be considered road-ready. The auction condition is listed as “CERTIFICATE OF TITLE.”