2017 PORSCHE CAYENNE

The auction record lists the vehicle as having a SALVAGE CERTIFICATE and identifies REAR END as the primary damage. Stage 1 reports that the visible evidence supports the REAR END claim, based on extensive damage to the rear bumper assembly and lower liftgate area. However, the SALVAGE CERTIFICATE status itself cannot be confirmed from photographs. The rear bumper cover is missing, exposing internal bumper components, wiring, mounting areas, and structures near the exhaust. The lower rear bumper trim and valance are also absent, and both rear bumper corners have exposed or displaced mounting structures. The detached bumper cover has distorted edges and damaged or incomplete mounting sections. The right rear quarter panel beside and below the taillight has pronounced creasing and deformation, with internal mounting components exposed. The lower rear liftgate has multiple dents, deep creases, and irregular deformation across the panel. These findings indicate substantial rear-end collision damage and suggest that the rear bumper, quarter-panel, liftgate, mounting structures, and possibly related components require detailed inspection and repair or replacement. Additional cosmetic issues include peeling or flaking clearcoat in multiple areas across the hood. The outer bolster of the front driver’s seat shows scuffing, wrinkling, and leather wear. Two NHTSA recall records are listed for certain 2017 Porsche Cayenne vehicles and should be checked against this vehicle’s VIN and equipment. Recall 18V844000 concerns an optional ski-bag fastening strap that may have been sewn with incorrect thread; the remedy was replacement of the ski bag. Recall 22V656000 concerns missing low-beam headlight adjustment-screw caps, which may allow improper headlight adjustment; the remedy is inspection and installation of the caps where necessary. Recall applicability and completion should be verified with Porsche.