2018 DODGE CHARGER GT

This 2018 Dodge Charger has a Salvage Certificate of Title. The auction’s primary damage classification is “UNDERCARRIAGE.” However, the supplied photo review states that undercarriage damage cannot be confirmed from the available photos and requires a physical inspection. The auction classification and the photo-based assessment should therefore be treated as separate facts. The documented visible damage is concentrated around the bumpers. The black lower trim on the right rear bumper is detached, with part of it hanging downward and an open gap around the corner; this is assessed as moderate collision damage. Light scuffing is also visible on the blue right rear bumper corner. The front bumper cover has several minor white surface scuff marks around the grille and lower intake areas. Inside the vehicle, the black steering-wheel covering shows minor wear and polished areas, particularly along the lower and side sections. According to the VIN decoding, this is a 2018 Dodge Charger GT sedan with all-wheel drive, a 3.6-litre gasoline V6, and an eight-speed automatic transmission. It was manufactured by FCA Canada at the Brampton Assembly plant in Canada. The decoded equipment includes standard rear park assist, a rear visibility system, electronic stability control, traction control, and front and side air bags. Official recall records provided for the 2018 Dodge Charger include recalls involving the automatic-transmission park-lock rod, cruise-control deactivation, a powertrain-control-module voltage regulator that could cause a stall or no-start condition, and side-curtain air-bag inflators. A separate recall concerns the rear-view camera on certain Charger Pursuit vehicles equipped with stealth mode. Another driveshaft recall applies to specific all-wheel-drive Charger Pursuit vehicles with V8 engines; the decoded vehicle is identified as a 3.6-litre V6 GT, so applicability should be verified. Recall completion and VIN-specific eligibility should be confirmed with a Dodge or Stellantis dealer before purchase. A thorough physical inspection is particularly important because of the salvage title and the auction’s undercarriage classification. The inspection should include the chassis and suspension, steering components, drivetrain, underside structure, wiring, wheel alignment, and operation of the rear camera and parking-assist systems.