2014 MERCEDES-BENZ E E350

The 2014 Mercedes-Benz E-Class E350 sedan is listed with a salvage certificate, and the auction’s primary damage designation is “rollover.” Stage 1 reports that the provided photos show extensive damage across the roof, windshield, multiple body sides, front end, and interior, consistent with an all-over damage pattern. However, the photos alone cannot confirm that the damage mechanism was a rollover or verify the salvage-certificate status. The vehicle has severe front-end damage concentrated on the left side. The hood is deeply dented and deformed, the front-left fender and headlamp area are missing or extensively open, and internal components are exposed. The front bumper is torn and displaced, with detached sections and broken fragments visible. No wheel or tire is present at the front-left position; the brake rotor, suspension components, and wheel-well area are exposed. The front-left engine-bay and radiator area also show extensive displacement and broken components. The left side of the body is heavily damaged. The front and rear left doors, left rear quarter panel, and rocker/side-sill area have deep dents, sharp creases, buckling, distorted surfaces, and irregular panel gaps. The roof panel, left roof edge, and upper side structure are severely creased and deformed. The left exterior mirror is broken and displaced, and the fuel-filler door is missing. The left-side door windows have no intact glass, with broken glass present inside the cabin and on the ground. The left rear bumper corner is dented and scraped, with displaced lower trim and visible gaps. The windshield is extensively shattered, with dense cracking and a missing or open section near the upper edge. Broken glass is scattered around the steering wheel, dashboard, front seat, rear seat, and floor. The steering-wheel, passenger-side, front side-curtain, and rear side-curtain airbags are visibly deployed. The driver’s seat cushion and left side of the rear seat cushion are torn, exposing underlying material. Based on the documented findings, this vehicle has extensive structural, exterior, glass, restraint-system, wheel-area, and interior damage. Repairs would require a comprehensive inspection of the body structure, suspension, steering, braking system, engine-bay components, wiring, airbags and pretensioners, glass, interior, and vehicle systems before its repairability or roadworthiness can be assessed. The VIN decodes as a 2014 Mercedes-Benz E-Class E350 sedan, built by Mercedes-Benz Cars in Germany. It is identified with a 3.5-liter gasoline V6 engine and direct tire-pressure monitoring; drivetrain and transmission details were not provided by the decode.