2020 MERCEDES-BENZ E E350

This 2020 Mercedes-Benz E is listed with a salvage certificate of title. The auction’s stated primary damage is “rollover.” Stage 1 reports that the available photos show extensive damage across the roof, windshield, rear glass, multiple side panels, and front and rear body areas, as well as deployed airbags. However, the photos alone cannot confirm that the damage mechanism was a rollover or independently verify the salvage-title claim. The vehicle has severe, widespread collision damage. The roof and roof perimeter are heavily abraded and deformed, with displaced or missing trim and damage to the rear roof edge. The front windshield is extensively cracked, while the rear windshield is absent and surrounded by remaining glass fragments. Additional broken glass is visible inside the passenger compartment. Both front corners are damaged. The left front bumper and fender are displaced, crushed, and partially separated, with exposed components around the wheel arch. The right front fender and surrounding wheel-area bodywork are also heavily crushed. The hood is raised, uneven, dented, and abraded along multiple edges. The rear body is severely damaged, particularly on the right side. The right rear quarter panel and trunk-side area are deeply crushed around the wheel opening and fuel door. The right rear bumper is torn, deformed, and separated from the body, and the right rear lamp area is broken with internal components exposed. The left rear quarter panel also has deep dents and broad creasing extending from the roof edge toward the rear wheel, while the left side of the rear bumper is scuffed and deformed. Both visible right-side doors have pronounced dents, sharp creases, and distorted outer panels. Multiple airbags are visibly deployed, including the driver, front passenger, and roof-mounted curtain airbags. The center dashboard and console are displaced or removed, with wiring and internal assemblies exposed. Broken glass fragments are present on the rear floor and around the passenger area. Overall, the vehicle requires extensive body, glass, interior, airbag, trim, and likely related structural or electrical inspection and repair. The available findings do not establish the vehicle’s mechanical condition, roadworthiness, or the full extent of damage behind the visible panels.