2026 Mercedes-benz G 63 Amg
W1NWH5AB1TX075438
2026 Mercedes-benz G 63 Amg VIN W1NWH5AB1TX075438 was sold at Copart for $144 000 USD. This page includes photos, sale history, market estimate and similar MERCEDES-BENZ G-CLASS listings.
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Submit a hide requestThis 1-owner Mercedes-Benz G-Class AMG G 63 carries a branded salvage title following a severe accident in Connecticut that resulted in disabling damage, undercarriage damage, and side airbag deployment. While the vehicle shows four service records from Mercedes-Benz of Greenwich and was maintained as a personal vehicle before being sold at auction, the structural damage and subsequent title status are critical factors for any buyer. Reviewing the full report is essential to evaluate how these specific incidents and title changes impact the vehicle's safety, value, and insurability.
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The vehicle requires a full reconstruction of the rear bumper, tail light assemblies, and likely a replacement or major repair of the passenger-side rear quarter panel. Because airbags deployed, all SRS modules must be inspected. The missing components suggest significant force was applied to the rear.
While this is a high-value vehicle from an insurance seller (a major plus), the extensive damage to the rear structure and airbag deployment makes it a complex project. The repair cost of $111k against a market value of $248k leaves room for profit, but only if you have access to specialized Mercedes-Benz body shop capabilities and can manage the complexity of SRS system restoration.
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