2017 PORSCHE MACAN

The auction record identifies the vehicle as having a salvage certificate with damage exceeding 75%, with “rear end” listed as the primary damage. This is an unverified auction designation. Stage 1 reports that the visible evidence supports localized rear-end damage at the passenger-side rear quarter panel and bumper corner, but does not support the stated extent of damage exceeding 75%; the photographed vehicle appears to have limited visible exterior damage. The documented exterior damage is concentrated on the passenger-side rear quarter panel and rear bumper corner. Multiple dark abrasion marks and paint scuffs are visible around the rear wheel arch and extend onto the adjacent bumper corner. The quarter panel also has a moderate, visibly irregular dent immediately behind and above the rear wheel opening. The condition of concealed structural, suspension, mechanical, electrical, and safety components cannot be determined from these findings and should be checked during a physical inspection. NHTSA recall records list the following campaigns applicable to the 2017 Porsche Macan range: - **21V131000 (AMA2):** The front passenger occupancy sensor mat may fail to detect a passenger, potentially preventing air-bag deployment. Porsche’s remedy is replacement of the sensor mat and seat cushion. - **18V844000 (AJ12):** On vehicles equipped with the optional ski bag, the fastening strap may have been sewn incorrectly and could tear. The ski bag is to be replaced. - **20V077000 (ALA2):** The fuel-pump service cover may cause cracks in the filter flange, resulting in a possible fuel leak. The flange is to be inspected and repaired or replaced as necessary. - **16V680000 (AG06):** The front anti-roll-bar connecting links may move out of position and affect vehicle stability. The links are to be inspected and replaced if necessary. - **17V289000 (AH06):** The fuel-pump flange may crack and leak fuel. The flange is to be inspected, with protective film applied or the flange replaced as required. - **23V443000 (APA9):** The lower rear outboard seat-belt anchor screws may not be tightened correctly. The screws are to be replaced and tightened. Recall completion should be verified through Porsche or an authorized dealer using the vehicle identification number before purchase.