2016 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE LIMITED 4X4

The vehicle is a 2016 Jeep Grand Cherokee listed with a “CERT OF TITLE-PRIOR SALVAGE” designation, and the auction’s primary damage classification is “ROLLOVER.” The available photo assessment supports extensive visible damage across the front end, roof, side glazing, cabin, and rear body. However, the photos cannot confirm that the damage mechanism was a rollover, and the prior-salvage title status cannot be verified from the photos. The front end has suffered severe crush damage. The front fascia, bumper cover, grille, and both headlamp assemblies are absent or heavily destroyed, exposing wiring, cooling components, and structural areas. The hood is extensively folded and displaced. Both front fenders and their wheel-opening areas are heavily deformed or partially missing. The radiator and other front cooling assemblies are visibly bent, displaced, and hanging forward from the engine bay. Damage also extends along the left side and upper body. The left front door has deep folds, creased metal, scraped paint, and displaced trim. The roof panel is buckled and folded above the cabin, with deformation around the roof edge and upper side opening. The left rear quarter panel is folded and torn, with open gaps and exposed inner sections. The rear liftgate is deformed and displaced, while the rear window glass is missing. The rear spoiler is lifted away from the liftgate and positioned at an abnormal angle. The windshield and left front side window have extensive spiderweb cracking and broken glass. Multiple airbags have deployed, including the steering-wheel, passenger-dashboard, front side-curtain, and left rear side-curtain airbags. Interior damage includes displaced or torn headliner and upper trim, loose or detached dashboard and center-console components, and broken glass and other loose parts throughout the cabin. This is extensive, severe collision damage affecting the front structure, body panels, glazing, roof, rear body, cooling system, airbags, and interior. The available findings do not establish the condition of the engine, transmission, drivetrain, suspension, steering, brakes, electrical systems, or underlying structural alignment. A comprehensive inspection is required, including measurement of the body structure and roof, examination of the engine bay and cooling system, testing of all electronic and restraint systems, and verification of repair quality and parts completeness. Several NHTSA safety recalls have been identified for the 2016 Jeep Grand Cherokee. Depending on the engine, production date, equipment, and vehicle history, these include recalls involving 3.0L diesel engine stalling and fuel-pump failure, a possible diesel EGR-cooler fire risk, cruise-control deactivation, a 3.6L fuel-rail crossover tube, the left-front brake caliper, the brake-transmission shift interlock, and certain aftermarket supercharger brackets on SRT/SRT8 vehicles. Recall applicability and completion status should be confirmed by VIN with Jeep or an authorized dealer before purchase.