2016 Bmw I8
WBY2Z2C58GV674961
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2016 Bmw I8 VIN WBY2Z2C58GV674961 is available at IAAI. Last known mileage — 79 189 mi. This page includes photos, sale history, market estimate and similar BMW I8 listings.
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Submit a hide requestThis 2016 BMW i8 features a low-mileage history with 27 documented service records and consistent oil change intervals across five previous owners in Texas, Utah, Nevada, and California. While the vehicle was maintained at various locations including BMW of Austin and Peterson BMW, it was reported with minor damage to the rear and left rear in September 2020. The report also notes a windshield replacement performed in 2021. Reviewing the full report is essential before buying, bidding on, or financing this vehicle to evaluate how the documented damage history and multi-state ownership transitions may impact its current value.
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Extensive mechanical overhaul required. Beyond the cosmetic front-end repairs, the high-voltage system deactivation suggests catastrophic failure in the battery, inverter, or motor components which are extremely costly to replace in a BMW i8.
While the car presents with only moderate cosmetic front-end damage, the 'Primary damage: Mechanical' designation combined with the dashboard warning regarding the high-voltage system is a major red flag. High-voltage component repairs in plug-in hybrids often exceed the market value of the vehicle.
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