2017 PORSCHE MACAN

The vehicle is listed with an auction condition of “SALVAGE CERTIFICATE” and a primary damage classification of “FRONT END.” Stage 1 reports that the visible evidence supports the front-end damage claim: the front left headlamp and substantial portions of the front bumper and grille are missing. Stage 1 also notes that the salvage certificate status cannot be confirmed or disproved from exterior photographs alone. The front left headlamp assembly is absent, leaving the lamp cavity open with internal mounting components and wiring exposed. Large sections of the front bumper cover, grille, and adjacent left-side fascia are also missing, exposing internal front-end components. The extent of damage visible indicates that substantial front-end repair and replacement work will be required. The photos do not establish the condition of components behind the visible damage or confirm whether any structural, cooling, lighting, or electrical systems were affected. The instrument cluster displays ABS, stability-control, seat-belt, and tire-pressure warning indicators, together with the message: “PSM failure Consult a workshop Drive with caution.” This is a significant PSM/ABS system concern. The underlying cause cannot be determined from the photos and should be diagnosed with a Porsche-capable scan tool and a comprehensive physical inspection before purchase or road use. Official NHTSA recall records provided for the 2017 Porsche Macan include recalls involving the front passenger occupant-classification sensor mat (21V131000), ski-bag fastening strap equipment (18V844000), fuel-pump service cover or flange cracking and potential fuel leakage (20V077000 and 17V289000), front anti-roll-bar connecting links (16V680000), and rear outboard seat-belt anchor screws (23V443000). The records describe free repair remedies, but completion status for this specific vehicle is not provided. Recall completion should be verified with Porsche using the vehicle identification number.