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2023 BMW X7 xDrive40i β€” VIN 5UX23EM07P9P85032

2023 BMW X7 xDrive40i was sold at IAAI (North Hollywood, CA) on Nov 2, 2026. Non-repairable Β· Theft damage Β· 48,203 mi. Final bid: $44,150.

IAAI lot #45975599
Theft Β· 48,203 mi Β· North Hollywood, CA, USA

Final bid

$44,150

On approval Non-repairable β€” Not eligible for re-registration: this car can only be sold for parts or scrap. Sold at auction Nov 2, 2026
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Auction result

Sale date
Nov 2, 2026
Location
North Hollywood, CA, USA Β· 817
Sale status
On approval
Sale document
Non-repairable
Condition
Run & drive
Avg final bid
$56,144
Est. repair
$53,485
Actual cash value
$53,485
Salvage #
46474840
Seller
ProgressiveVerified

Vehicle details

VIN
5UX23EM07P9P85032
Lot #
IAAI 45975599
Odometer
48,203 mi Β· not actual
Year
2023
Body color
Gray
Interior color
Black
Engine
3L Β· 6 cyl Β· 375 hp
Fuel
Gas
Transmission
Automatic
Drive
AWD
Vehicle type
Automobile
Primary damage
Theft
Loss type
Theft
Keys
Yes
Airbags
No

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