2024 Bmw I4 Gran Coupe M50
WBY33AW09RFR61898
Last known mileage — 11 700 mi. This page includes photos, sale history, market estimate and similar BMW I4 listings.
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Submit a hide requestThis 2024 BMW I4 M50 Gran Coupe was previously a one-owner personal lease in Texas and has been declared a total loss following an accident involving moderate front and left front damage. The collision resulted in multiple airbag deployments, leading to the title being issued to an insurance company. While the vehicle shows low mileage of 11,700 miles, its history as a salvaged total loss with structural concerns makes reviewing the full report essential before buying, bidding on, or financing this vehicle.
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The primary concern is the structural integrity of the cabin. The roof buckling and A-pillar deformation suggest a severe event that likely compromised the safety cell. Additionally, since this is an EV (i4), any damage to high-voltage cabling or cooling lines near the front impact zone must be professionally inspected.
While the low mileage and insurance provenance are positive factors, the structural damage to the roof/A-pillar is a significant hurdle. The cost of repairing high-voltage systems in an EV combined with structural frame repairs often exceeds the salvage value for many independent shops. Only recommended for specialized shops capable of handling both EV components and major structural reconstruction.
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