This is a 2014 Aston Martin DB9. The primary damage is to the front end, with significant damage to the body panels, including the hood, bumper, and potentially the fenders. The car is brown. It is listed as "Run & Drive Verified." The wheels appear to be intact, but the front lights and glasses are damaged due to the impact. The interior shows signs of wear, but appears to be largely intact. The airbags are likely deployed due to front end damage. Overall, the car's condition is affected by the front end collision, which means it requires considerable repair but is drivable.

Front end collision damage, body panels compromised.