2020 LEXUS RX 350 Premium

The vehicle is listed in the auction records with a Certificate of Salvage title and FRONT END as the primary damage category. Stage 1 reports that the visible evidence supports the FRONT END classification because multiple front-end components are missing or detached. The Certificate of Salvage title status itself cannot be confirmed from the photographs. The 2020 Lexus RX has severe damage or disassembly at the front. The front bumper cover, both headlamp assemblies, grille, and center fascia components are absent from their installed positions. This leaves the bumper reinforcement, cooling components, wiring, radiator area, and lower front structures exposed. The removed grille, headlamps, bumper-related trim, and other front-end panels are shown lying separately on the ground. The detached white bumper panel has black scuffing and irregular broken or separated sections along its edges. Both detached headlamp assemblies have multiple linear marks and surface damage on their lenses. A large lower front splash shield or underbody panel is also detached. The findings do not establish the condition of any concealed structural, cooling, wiring, safety-system, or mechanical components; a thorough physical inspection will be required before estimating the full repair scope. According to the VIN decode, this is a Lexus RX 350 Premium, VIN 2T2HZMAA7LC172359, with a 3.5-liter six-cylinder gasoline engine, eight-speed automatic transmission, and 4x2 drivetrain. The vehicle was manufactured by Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada in Canada. Factory-listed equipment includes LED low-beam headlamps, adaptive cruise control, forward-collision warning, lane-departure warning, lane-keep assistance, pedestrian automatic emergency braking, and a rear-visibility system. The condition and operation of these systems cannot be confirmed from the provided findings, particularly given the missing front lighting and fascia components. NHTSA recall 23V865000 applies to certain 2020 Lexus RX350 and RX450H vehicles. A short circuit may develop in the occupant-classification-system sensor and prevent deployment of the front passenger airbag. The remedy involves dealer inspection and replacement of the sensor as necessary, free of charge. Recall completion should be verified with Lexus or an authorized dealer using the VIN.