2026 Mercedes-benz Amg E 53 E
W1KLF6DB4TA212186
Last known mileage — 2 897 mi. This page includes photos, sale history, market estimate and similar MERCEDES-BENZ AMG listings.
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Submit a hide requestThis 1-owner Mercedes-Benz E-Class AMG E 53 Hybrid was involved in a moderate damage accident involving the front and left/right front areas before being declared a total loss by the Texas Motor Vehicle Department. While it shows only 2,897 miles and has been serviced at Mercedes-Benz of Austin, the structural damage and subsequent title transfer to an insurance company are critical factors for any buyer. Reviewing the full report is essential to understand how these specific damage records and title changes impact the vehicle's safety, value, and insurability before you bid or finance.
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The vehicle has a localized but severe impact to the front fascia. While the main cabin and rear are untouched, restoring the front end to factory standards will involve replacing high-cost components (headlights, sensors, cooling system) and potentially repairing/replacing structural mounting points.
The vehicle is a low-mileage luxury sedan with significant front-end damage. Because it is an insurance sale, the title status and documentation are favorable. However, given the high cost of Mercedes parts and labor to realign complex front structures (sensors/cooling), this car represents a 'high risk' for independent shops but could be a great project for specialized centers.
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