2016 DODGE CHARGER Police

The vehicle is a 2016 Dodge Charger with a salvage certificate of title. The auction lists the primary damage as “UNDERCARRIAGE.” According to the available photo assessment, this claim requires a physical inspection; the photos neither confirm nor contradict undercarriage damage. Extensive collision damage is visible on the left side of the vehicle. The front left fender is severely crushed inward around the wheel arch, with multiple sharp creases. The adjacent left edge of the hood is moderately deformed and creased. The front left door and lower side area have a broad dent, creasing, and surface scuffing. A lower front bumper component or fascia section is detached and hanging down, with one separated piece resting on the ground. The left rear quarter panel is deeply crushed around the rear wheel arch and tail-lamp area. The trunk lid has severe dents and creasing across the left side and center, with an irregular edge and uneven surrounding panel gaps. The left rear bumper corner is displaced and deformed. The junction between the left rear quarter panel and trunk area also shows substantial deformation and irregular panel alignment. These findings indicate that repairs may involve multiple exterior panels, bumper components, alignment work, and inspection of the underlying body and safety structures. The condition of the suspension, wheel, steering, lighting, restraint systems, and other mechanical or electrical components cannot be determined from the supplied findings. NHTSA decoding identifies the vehicle as a left-hand-drive, rear-wheel-drive sedan built by FCA Canada at the Brampton Assembly plant. It is equipped with a gasoline 5.7-liter V8 engine, listed at 370 horsepower, and is identified as the Police trim. Several recalls are listed for the 2016 Dodge Charger model range. These include a cruise-control software or wiring issue that could prevent cruise control from disengaging, as well as a body-side sill and jack-related safety recall. Additional listed recalls concern AWD vehicles, which may not apply because this vehicle is decoded as rear-wheel drive, and one concerns certain Mopar performance or replacement control modules. Recall completion and applicability should be verified with a Dodge dealer using the VIN before purchase.