2017 JEEP CHEROKEE LATITUDE 4X4

The auction lists the vehicle as having a salvage title certificate, with “FRONT END” recorded as the primary damage. Stage 1 reports that the visible front-end damage supports the stated primary-damage claim; however, the salvage-title status cannot be confirmed from the available photos. The front bumper cover has severe deformation across the center and right side, including a large torn and split section with underlying areas exposed. The left corner also has moderate cracking, separated edges, and a broken or missing section around the lower opening. The outer grille surround on the left side is broken and separated, exposing part of its mounting area. Additional moderate damage is visible in the engine bay at the front radiator-support cover area. Plastic edges and sections are broken or missing, and wiring is visible along the front edge. The available findings do not establish the condition of the radiator support, cooling components, lighting, airbags, steering, suspension, or other systems, so these areas should be inspected before purchase or repair. Inside, the driver’s seat cushion and outer bolster show minor creasing, surface abrasion, and leather wear. Several NHTSA safety recalls are listed for the 2017 Jeep Cherokee. These include recalls 20V343000, 23V302000, and 25V011000 concerning possible Power Transfer Unit damage that may result in loss of drive power and/or the Park function. Recall 18V332000 addresses a condition that could prevent cruise control from disengaging. Recall 17V543000 concerns missing tire and rim information on the certification label, and recall 16V799000 concerns the driver’s knee air-bag inflator on certain vehicles manufactured during a specified October 2016 production period. Recall 25V011000 lists owner notification beginning February 19, 2026. The vehicle’s VIN should be checked with an authorized Jeep dealer to confirm applicability and whether all required repairs have been completed.