2023 Volvo XC60 - YV4L12RA5P1217692

Confirmed facts

Source: from the sale record.

Visible condition, area by area

• Rear bumper cover and taillampsheavy All are off the car. The bumper cover lying on the ground has a torn, heavily scraped right end. (photo 1, 2, 4, 7)
• Right rear quarter panelheavy The panel is crumpled and torn behind the rear wheel, with a dent above the arch and the lamp pocket exposed. (photo 1, 7)
• Rear body panel / rear cornersheavy With the bumper cover off, the rear panel and its mounting brackets are exposed and wiring hangs loose. The right rear corner looks crushed. (photo 4, 7)
• Liftgatemoderate The lower right corner looks cracked and dented. The rest of the liftgate looks straight. (photo 1, 7)
• Right rear quarter glassmoderate The small window behind the rear door appears broken, with jagged edges. (photo 1)
• Right side sill trim and fuel doorlight Part of the sill cover appears removed, with clips showing, and the fuel filler door appears open or missing. (photo 1, 5)
• Right rear doorlight A few small holes are visible on the door, where a trim piece or badge appears to be missing. No clear dent is visible. (photo 1, 5)
• Right front wheellight A temporary steel spare is fitted. A separate alloy wheel with a tire lies with the removed parts. (photo 1, 2, 5)
• Interior trimlight The left A-pillar trim and a dash side cover appear removed, and the right rear pillar trim appears loose or removed. Water droplets are on the rear seat. (photo 8, 12, 13)

Visual observation, not a confirmed fact.

What a buyer or inspector should check

• Have the rear structure measured, including the rear body panel, the right rear quarter inner panel and the cargo floor; the right rear corner looks torn and crushed in photos 1 and 7.
• Check the right rear suspension and alignment, and find out why a spare is fitted on the right front while an alloy wheel sits with the removed parts (photos 1, 2, 5).
• Check liftgate alignment and latch function, because the lower right corner is cracked in photo 7.
• Scan the engine and airbag (SRS) systems, since warning lamps are lit in photo 11. Also inspect the areas where the A-pillar and right rear pillar trim is off (photos 8, 12, 13).
• Check the cabin and cargo area for water entry and damp carpet, since the quarter glass appears broken (photo 1) and there are droplets on the rear seat (photo 13).
• Pull a full title/history report and confirm the VIN on the door label (photo 3).

What the photos cannot show

• Frame or unibody damage at the rear
• Whether any side or curtain airbag deployed
• Condition of the fuel filler, rear wiring and sensors
• Mechanical and electrical condition
• Flood or water exposure beyond the visible droplets
• Whether the displayed mileage is accurate

What the damage type means

Rear end

The vehicle was damaged at the back: rear bumper, tail lights, trunk or tailgate, and possibly the rear structure.

Side

The damage is on the left or right side: doors, fenders, quarter panels or pillars.

This is what the sale record reported. The real condition can only be confirmed by an inspection.

Record timeline

• 24 Sep 2026Added to Auction Cars Blog

How this photo check was made

Each of the 14 photos was examined one by one and described in plain words; 9 areas of the vehicle were rated by what is visible. The recorded damage and mileage come from the sale record and are kept separate from what the photos show. Nothing is estimated from the photos.