2013 MERCEDES-BENZ C C300

This 2013 Mercedes-Benz C is listed with a salvage title, and the auction identifies the primary damage as “SIDE.” These are unverified auction designations. Stage 1 reports that the visible damage to the driver-side mirror, fender, front door, rocker area, and bumper supports the unverified “SIDE” damage claim. The salvage-title status cannot be confirmed or contradicted from the photographs alone. The main damage is concentrated along the driver side. The driver-side exterior mirror assembly is missing, with internal components and wiring exposed at the mounting area. The driver-side front fender is dented and creased around the rear edge and wheel arch. The front door has a broad shallow dent, several sharp creases, scratches, and areas of paint scuffing. Scraping and scuffed paint are also visible on the driver-side rocker panel and lower side skirt near the front door. The driver-side front bumper corner has extensive white scuffing, surface damage, and visible breaks in the lower bumper area. The passenger-side front bumper corner has a large light-colored scuff and scraped paint. At the rear, the driver-side bumper corner shows deformation, deep scraping, and damage to the surface finish. A large broken automotive glass panel and numerous glass fragments are visible on the ground beside the vehicle. A detached dark exterior trim piece is also present on the ground. The specific vehicle component from which these pieces came is not identified in the findings. Repairs are likely to require replacement or repair of the driver-side mirror assembly, bodywork and refinishing on the driver-side fender and front door, rocker-area repairs, and front and rear bumper repairs or replacement as necessary. The broken glass and detached trim should also be investigated and addressed. A physical inspection is recommended to assess concealed structural, electrical, glass-related, and mechanical damage before purchase. No VIN-decoded specifications or recall information were provided; recall status is unknown.