2014 Bmw I3 Base W/range Extender
WBY1Z4C55EV275588
2014 Bmw I3 Base W/range Extender VIN WBY1Z4C55EV275588 is available at IAAI. Last known mileage — 1 mi. This page includes photos, sale history, market estimate and similar BMW I3 listings.
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Submit a hide requestThis 2014 BMW i3 has a complex history involving six previous owners and significant structural issues following a rear-end collision in Tennessee that resulted in airbag deployment and a total loss declaration. While the vehicle was maintained with over 21 service records, including an A/C compressor replacement at Peake BMW, it was ultimately declared a total loss by insurance after being involved in an accident where front-end damage was reported. The title history shows multiple transfers across Texas, Louisiana, and Mississippi before its final status change. Reviewing the full report is essential to understand the extent of the structural repairs and how this specific title history impacts current value or safety.
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Repair will require full front-end disassembly. Given it's an electric vehicle, technicians must verify that the impact did not compromise the cooling system for the battery or any high-voltage cabling in the engine bay area.
The car is a modern EV from an insurance source, which is positive. However, the front-end impact on such a specialized vehicle carries high risk regarding cooling systems and structural integrity of the front subframe. A thorough inspection of the radiator support and electrical connections is mandatory before purchase.
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