2013 PORSCHE CAYENNE

The auction record identifies the vehicle as having a salvage title certificate, with “REAR END” listed as the primary damage. Stage 1 reports that the visible rear-end collision damage supports the stated primary-damage code; however, the salvage-title status cannot be confirmed from exterior photographs. The rear corner has severe collision damage. The rear quarter panel is extensively and sharply creased around the taillight and wheel opening, with internal components and wiring exposed. The rear bumper cover and associated trim are missing at the visible corner, leaving the tire-side area and other underlying components exposed. The rear door and lower side section have multiple large dents and creases, along with light-colored transfer and scuffing on the lower door and adjacent rocker area. A silver exhaust or muffler component is displaced and hanging below the rear bumper area rather than being contained within its normal opening. The visible damage indicates that substantial body, bumper, trim, exhaust, and potentially underlying structural or mechanical repairs may be required. The extent of concealed damage cannot be determined from the supplied findings and should be assessed through a physical inspection before purchase. The supplied recall records include campaign 16V169000, concerning a possible missing circlip at the brake-pedal pivot pin on certain 2011–2016 Cayenne vehicles; campaign 13V506000, concerning inaccurate fuel-level and remaining-range displays on certain 2013–2014 Cayenne vehicles manufactured within the specified production period; and campaign 22V656000, concerning missing low-beam headlight adjustment-screw caps on certain Porsche models, including the Cayenne. Recall repair completion and vehicle-specific applicability should be verified with Porsche or an authorized dealer.