2017 DODGE CHARGER SXT

The auction record identifies this 2017 Dodge Charger as a “CERT OF TITLE-SALVAGE VEHICLE” with primary damage listed as “ALL OVER.” Stage 1 reports that the visible evidence supports the all-over damage designation, with severe damage across the front end, roof, windshield, front side, and interior. Rollover cannot be confirmed conclusively from the photos alone, and the salvage-title status cannot be independently verified from exterior photographs. The vehicle shows extensive front-end destruction. The bumper, grille, headlamps, and other front assemblies are missing or broken, exposing the radiator, wiring, suspension-area components, cooling system, front support, and surrounding metal structures. The visible front structure is extensively deformed. The hood is severely folded and creased, with areas of the white outer coating peeled away. The roof edge above the windshield is torn, buckled, and displaced, with loose material projecting upward. The windshield is extensively shattered, with dense spiderweb cracking and fractured glass across most of the visible panel. Severe deformation is present on the front side, including the front fender, wheel area, door-hinge area, front door, and lower body structure. The front door has deep creasing and irregular gaps, while the rocker panel and lower side sill are bent and displaced. The exterior mirror is also displaced and its mounting area is damaged. Minor scuffing and dirt marks are visible on the rear quarter panel and rear bumper, including abrasion near the right rear bumper corner. Multiple airbags are deployed in the driver and passenger compartments, including the steering-wheel, dashboard, side, and roof-area airbags. The dashboard, center console, interior panels, and other assemblies are broken, detached, and displaced throughout the front and rear passenger areas. Broken components and fractured plastic are visible across the seats and interior. According to the NHTSA VIN decode, this is a left-hand-drive, four-door sedan built by FCA Canada Inc. at Brampton Assembly in Canada. It is identified as an all-wheel-drive gasoline model with a 3.6-liter six-cylinder engine, SXT trim, and seating for five. NHTSA recall records provided for this model year include a cruise-control disengagement issue involving vehicle wiring (campaign 18V332000). Additional recalls concern the front driveshaft or driveshaft bolts on certain all-wheel-drive Chargers, including campaign 17V097000 and, for specified AWD V8 pursuit vehicles, campaign 18V281000. A separate engine-oil-cooler-hose recall applies to certain 2017 Charger and Challenger vehicles equipped with Hellcat engines (campaign 17V496000). The applicability and completion status of these recalls for this specific vehicle should be confirmed by VIN with a Dodge dealer or NHTSA. This vehicle has severe collision damage affecting the front structure, roof, windshield, body panels, restraint system, and interior. Its mechanical condition, structural integrity, drivetrain, electrical systems, cooling system, suspension, and safety-system operation cannot be established from the provided findings. It should be treated as a major salvage-repair project requiring comprehensive structural and mechanical inspection before purchase or road use.