The 2016 FORD EXPLORER XLT, a black SUV, exhibits significant rear-end collision damage. The primary damage is to the Left Rear of the vehicle, with secondary collision impacts evident. The car appears drivable based on the 'Run & Drive Verified' status. The wheels, lights, and glasses show no visible signs of damage. Interior condition is good, with no major issues apparent. The vehicle's damage is primarily body-related, but the impact has compromised its structural integrity.

The rear of the vehicle has sustained major damage, including body panel deformation, and impact damage. The left rear quarter panel and associated bodywork have been severely affected. The car is likely drivable.