2021 DODGE CHALLENGER GT

The 2021 Dodge Challenger is listed with a “CERT OF TITLE–PARTS ONLY SALVG” title designation, and the auction’s primary-damage claim is “BURN.” Stage 1 reports that the burn claim cannot be confirmed from the available photos and requires a physical inspection. The vehicle shows severe, extensive damage throughout the passenger compartment and engine bay. The cabin contains blackened, fragmented, and melted material, with exposed wiring, brackets, body metal, and structural components. The dashboard, center console, front seats, steering wheel, and most interior trim are missing. The steering column and surrounding brackets remain visible. The engine compartment also contains extensive blackened and fragmented material, exposed wiring, and heavily discolored metal and mechanical components. The hood, grille, front bumper or fascia, headlamps, and related front-end trim are absent, leaving the radiator and front support exposed. A lamp cavity and mounting area are visible at the left rear lamp location. The windshield, rear windshield, and visible side-window glass are missing. Broad, irregular deformation is visible on the doors, front fender, and rear-quarter panels. The roof, pillars, doors, fenders, rear quarter, and other visible exterior surfaces have extensive black, brown, gray, and pale discoloration with an altered finish. According to the VIN decode, this is a rear-wheel-drive 2021 Dodge Challenger GT with a 3.6-liter, six-cylinder gasoline engine rated at 305 horsepower. It is a two-door passenger car manufactured by FCA Canada Inc. at the Brampton Assembly plant in Canada. Two NHTSA recalls are listed for this model year: recall 21V664000 concerns insufficient illumination of safety-system status indicators and calls for instrument-cluster reprogramming; recall 21V516000 concerns improper windshield bonding and calls for replacement of the windshield sealant. Recall completion should be verified with an authorized Dodge dealer using the vehicle’s VIN. Given the parts-only salvage designation and the extent of the visible damage, the vehicle requires a comprehensive physical inspection and substantial repair assessment before purchase.