2024 BMW X5 M COMPETITION

Front-right three-quarter view shows major side impact on the right in this photo: both right-side doors are deeply creased, the rocker/side skirt is crushed, and the right rear quarter around the wheel opening is buckled; these panels are likely replace/section and refinish, roughly $4,500-$8,500 visible here. Front bumper, hood, right headlamp, windshield, and front wheel look usable from this angle, but the side hit creates hidden B-pillar/sill/alignment risk not priced beyond visible metal damage.

Rear-right three-quarter view shows the right rear door and quarter panel heavily scraped and dented, with the wheel-arch trim torn loose and the lower rocker distorted; rear door replacement plus quarter repair/possible section and paint would be about $3,500-$6,500. The right taillight and tailgate appear intact from this angle, while the rear bumper corner has scuffs and minor deformation that may repair for about $200-$500.

This is the clearest view of the left side in the photo, showing severe side-impact crush centered on both left-side doors and the B-pillar area, with the left rear door shell destroyed, the left front door badly caved in, the rocker crushed upward, and the left rear window glass broken; visible repairs likely mean replacing both doors, rocker/outer sill work, quarter repair, glass, trim, and full side refinish for roughly $7,000-$13,000. The left rear wheel appears pushed slightly in relation to the damaged arch, so suspension/alignment and inner structure risk is high, but that hidden portion is not fully priceable from this image alone. Rear bumper and left taillight look mostly intact from this angle.

Front-left three-quarter view confirms severe impact on the left side in this photo, with both left doors crushed, the lower sill folded, and the left rear quarter wrinkled; expect both doors to be replaced and the rocker/quarter to need heavy metal work or sectioning, about $6,500-$12,000 visible here. The left mirror appears present, and the front fascia, hood, and left headlamp look largely intact from this angle. Door opening geometry suggests possible B-pillar and latch alignment issues beyond cosmetic panels.

Front view shows the nose mostly straight with headlights and hood appearing intact, but the lower center grille/trim around the radar area is scuffed and slightly misfit; minor bumper trim repair or replacement would be about $150-$500. No obvious front-end structural damage is visible from this angle.

Rear view shows the tailgate, rear glass, taillights, and rear bumper generally intact with only light used-condition scuffs visible.

Front interior view shows the driver area and front seats with no obvious deployed steering or dash airbags, and the trim/screens appear present; the loose white cable/string across the cabin looks incidental. Light seat/floor cleaning would be about $50-$150 if desired.

Dashboard view shows the interior largely complete and powered up with no obvious dash damage from this angle.

Instrument cluster is on and shows a door-open warning/fault message, which is consistent with the visible side damage, but no separate repair item can be confirmed from this close-up alone.

Rear seat area appears mostly clean, but the curtain airbag is visibly deployed along the roofline on the right in this photo; replacing the curtain bag and related clips/headliner handling would typically run about $600-$1,500 using used/salvage parts. Seat upholstery shows light dirt/transfer that should clean up for about $50-$120.

Engine bay appears complete with no obvious visible front structural distortion, fluid spray, or missing major components from this top view.

VIN label close-up only; no vehicle damage can be assessed from this image.