2025 Bmw Ix Xdrive50
WB523CF06SCS46198
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2025 Bmw Ix Xdrive50 VIN WB523CF06SCS46198 was sold at Copart for $33 750 USD. Last known mileage — 18 062 mi. This page includes photos, sale history, market estimate and similar BMW IX listings.
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Submit a hide requestThis 2015 BMW iX xDrive50 carries a branded salvage title following a total loss declaration in California. While the vehicle was serviced and maintained at Niello BMW Sacramento, it sustained significant structural damage and rear-end impact leading to its status as a total loss by June 2026. The history includes two previous owners including corporate fleet and lease usage before being sold through an auto auction. Reviewing the full report is essential before buying, bidding on, or financing this vehicle to understand the specific extent of the structural damage and how these title issues impact its current value.
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The primary concern is the rear structure. While it appears to be a 'rear end' hit, the depth of deformation suggests potential damage to the rear subframe and mounting points for high-voltage components.
While being an insurance vehicle is a major plus, this specific model (BMW iX) has extremely complex electronics and structural requirements. The cost of repair ($28k+) relative to the market value suggests that unless you have direct access to BMW parts/labor or are looking for a high-value parts donor, the margin for profit may be slim.
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