2025 Toyota Tundra Sr5
5TFLA5AB3SX048254
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2025 Toyota Tundra Sr5 VIN 5TFLA5AB3SX048254 was sold at IAAI for $16 400 USD. Last known mileage — 9 778 mi. This page includes photos, sale history, market estimate and similar TOYOTA TUNDRA listings.
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This vehicle has sustained a severe front-end collision. The damage extends beyond cosmetic issues into structural and safety systems. The hood, fender, bumper, and radiator support are all significantly damaged. The deployed airbags indicate a high-impact event that likely compromised the suspension geometry on the driver's side. Expect to replace the entire cooling system (radiator, condenser), front bumper assembly, grille, headlights, left fender/hood panels, and likely parts of the suspension (strut tower brace or control arms). The frame rails may require straightening. This is a high-cost repair project.
This vehicle presents significant challenges for restoration due to the severity of the front-end impact. The structural damage to the left side (fender, door rocker panel) and the deployed airbags suggest a high-energy crash. While Toyota Tundras are robust, repairing this specific damage will be expensive and time-consuming. The cooling system is likely totaled, adding to the cost. If you have access to cheap parts or a skilled body shop willing to take on structural repairs, it might be viable, but expect a substantial investment.
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