2022 MERCEDES-BENZ E E350

The vehicle is listed with a salvage certificate of title, and the auction identifies the primary damage as FRONT END. Visible extensive front-end damage supports that damage classification; however, the salvage-title status cannot be confirmed from photographs. The front end has severe visible damage. The hood contains multiple deep dents, creases, and areas of deformation, particularly toward the front-left portion, with scraped paint near the leading edge. Its front edge is uneven, and there is an enlarged gap above the grille. The front bumper is broken, partially detached, and missing substantial sections, leaving internal components exposed. The grille is broken and displaced, with sections missing or detached. The front lamp-area assembly is also displaced, with broken surrounding body and trim components and exposed internal parts. Deformation is visible at the front fender edge and the hood-to-fender junction, where the panel gap is unusually wide and uneven. Damage is also present at the rear. The rear bumper cover is separated from the adjacent body panel on the left side of the image, leaving an open gap. On the right side, the tail lamp lens and surrounding assembly are broken, with internal components exposed and part of the assembly hanging outward. The right side of the rear bumper cover is cracked, scraped, and deformed, with an open gap around the reflector area. The visible findings indicate substantial collision damage at both the front and rear. The condition of structural components, lighting systems, sensors, mechanical parts, and the extent of any hidden damage cannot be determined from these findings alone and should be checked through a comprehensive physical inspection before purchase.