2017 JEEP CHEROKEE LATITUDE FWD

The auction lists the vehicle as having a salvage certificate of title with FRONT END as the primary damage classification. The visible evidence supports the FRONT END damage claim: the front bumper cover and lower fascia are missing, the left front headlamp and outer left front fender are absent, and the hood is visibly deformed. The salvage certificate status cannot be confirmed from exterior photographs. The front-end damage is severe in several areas. The missing bumper cover leaves cooling components, brackets, wiring, and inner front-end areas exposed. The left front corner has open headlamp mounting areas and visible wiring, while the missing fender exposes the inner wheel well and adjacent components. The hood has multiple sharp creases and depressed areas, particularly toward the front-left and center sections. The left front wheel-well liner is loose and hanging down. Additional detached bumper, fascia, and trim components are lying together off the vehicle. Inside the cabin, the front center-console armrest covering has a longitudinal tear along its upper surface. A number of NHTSA safety recalls are listed for this model year. These include recalls concerning the power transfer unit (PTU), which may cause loss of drive or loss of the Park function; a wiring defect that may prevent cruise control from disengaging; omitted tire and rim information on the certification label; and a driver’s knee airbag inflator issue affecting certain vehicles. The supplied records also include a 2025 recall requiring a drivetrain control-module and PTU software update, with PTU replacement where necessary. Recall completion for this particular vehicle should be verified with an authorized Jeep dealer using the VIN before purchase.