2026 PORSCHE CAYENNE

The auction record lists the vehicle’s condition as “CERTIFICATE OF TITLE” and identifies the primary damage as “FRONT END.” Stage 1 reports that the “FRONT END” classification is supported by visible evidence, including extensive front-end collision damage, missing fascia, a missing headlamp assembly, and exposed components. The certificate-of-title designation is an administrative status and cannot be confirmed from exterior photographs. The front bumper cover and associated fascia are missing, exposing the cooling modules, mounting components, wiring, and lower front structure. Lower bumper components are detached and hanging below the front end. The center grille and surrounding fascia are also missing or detached, with broken or separated plastic mounting pieces visible. A detached bumper assembly shown separately has separated grille sections and visibly broken or separated mounting areas. One front-corner headlamp assembly is missing, leaving an open cavity with exposed brackets and wiring; the opposite headlamp remains installed. The hood has an uneven gap along its front edge near the damaged corner. The adjacent front fender has multiple creases and deformation around the wheel opening, while the front corner and wheel-arch area are extensively open with exterior panels missing and internal components exposed. The instrument cluster displays the warning message “Power steering failure Park vehicle safely now” together with a red steering-wheel warning symbol. This confirms a displayed system warning, but the underlying fault cannot be diagnosed from the available findings. The power-steering system should be checked before the vehicle is operated. A recall is listed for certain 2024–2026 Porsche Cayenne vehicles involving high-pressure fuel-pump fasteners that may not be tightened properly, potentially causing a fuel leak and increasing fire risk. The stated remedy is inspection and tightening of the connections, with replacement of the fuel pump and fuel lines as necessary. Recall completion and applicability should be verified by VIN with Porsche or NHTSA.