2022 PORSCHE CAYENNE E-Hybrid Coupe

The vehicle is a 2022 Porsche Cayenne with an auction designation of “Certificate of Salvage” and “FRONT END” as the primary damage classification. Stage 1 reports that the visible severe front-end damage supports the FRONT END primary-damage claim; however, the Certificate of Salvage status cannot be confirmed from photographs. The most significant damage is concentrated at the front of the vehicle. The front bumper cover, central grille, adjacent fascia sections, bumper corner, and intake trim are missing, exposing the radiator area, internal components, wiring, and other front-end parts. A detached lower bumper or splitter section was also observed on the ground. The front-left headlamp is displaced and hanging outward from its mounting position, with surrounding trim and mounting components broken or absent. The front-left fender has a torn, irregular edge around the wheel arch, while the wheel-arch liner and adjacent trim are missing. The engine air intake assembly is removed and has a broken, open section near one end, with fractured or separated plastic edges. The rear roof spoiler is detached from its mounting area and raised away from the roof, leaving a wide gap above the rear glass. The right side of the rear bumper has several light linear scuff marks. A “Right low beam faulty” and “Check low beam” warning is displayed in the instrument cluster. The steering-wheel rim also shows surface wear and scuffing along the upper and side grip areas. The available recall information lists two campaigns applicable to 2022 Porsche Cayenne vehicles. Recall 22V040000 concerns rear-axle alignment inspection following earlier repairs; misalignment may cause premature or uneven tire wear. The listed remedy is a dealer inspection, alignment adjustment if necessary, and replacement of prematurely or unevenly worn tires. Recall 25V896000 concerns the rearview camera image potentially failing to display when reverse is selected; the listed remedy is a driver-assistance software update. Recall completion should be verified by VIN and with an authorized Porsche dealer before purchase.