2022 MERCEDES-BENZ AMG G 63 4MATIC

The auction record lists the vehicle condition as “Clear” and identifies the primary damage as “Front End.” Stage 1’s assessment states that the visible evidence contradicts the “Clear” condition claim: extensive front-end and rear-bumper components are missing. Stage 1 also considers the “Front End” damage classification supported by the visibly stripped front fascia, missing headlamps, missing grille, and missing bumper cover. The front bumper cover and outer front fascia are absent, exposing the radiator assemblies, mounting structure, and lower front components. Both headlamp assemblies are missing, leaving open mounting cavities at the left and right front corners. The front grille and surrounding center trim are also absent, exposing the cooling components and front support structure. At the rear, the bumper cover is missing across the lower rear end. Rear mounting brackets, tow hardware, and lower underbody components are exposed. Lower rear bumper trim and the side corner sections are also missing, leaving exposed attachment points and unfinished body edges. The area beneath the rear tailgate is open, with bumper mounting structure and lower body components visible. Multiple detached bumper covers, lower trim pieces, wheel-well liners, and related plastic components are lying on the ground. Several pieces have separated or irregular broken edges. The findings indicate substantial missing and detached exterior components at both ends of the vehicle. The condition of hidden structural, cooling, lighting, electrical, mechanical, and safety systems cannot be determined from these findings and should be verified through a comprehensive physical inspection. The VIN decode identifies this vehicle as a 2022 Mercedes-Benz G-Class AMG G63 SUV, manufactured in Austria. It is equipped with a 4.0-liter gasoline M176 V8 engine rated at 577 horsepower and a nine-speed transmission. Factory data also lists LED low-beam headlamps and various standard driver-assistance and safety systems; the operational condition and completeness of those systems require inspection because the front lighting assemblies and fascia components are missing.