2017 PORSCHE PANAMERA Base (2WD), 4 (4WD)

The auction record identifies the vehicle as having a SALVAGE CERTIFICATE, with FRONT END listed as the primary damage. Stage 1 reports that the visible missing and broken front components support the FRONT END classification, although no direct structural deformation is confirmed in the available photos. The SALVAGE CERTIFICATE status cannot be verified from photos alone. The lower front bumper has moderate collision damage. The lower grille and air-intake openings are missing, exposing the radiator and other internal components. The lower left and center bumper cover sections have jagged broken edges and missing plastic, while a lower-right bumper insert or trim section is also absent, leaving an open cavity. The extent of any damage behind the bumper should be assessed through a physical inspection. The instrument cluster reportedly displays “Chassis system fault” and “Visit workshop,” along with multiple illuminated warning indicators. These include check-engine, ABS, brake, airbag, stability-control, tire-pressure, and other warning symbols. The underlying causes cannot be established from the available findings, so a complete diagnostic scan and inspection of the chassis, braking, restraint, stability-control, and electrical systems are strongly recommended before purchase or road use. VIN decoding identifies this vehicle as a 2017 Porsche Panamera sedan/saloon, manufactured by Porsche in Leipzig, Germany. It is listed with a 3.6-liter gasoline six-cylinder engine, 310 horsepower, four doors, four seats, left-hand drive, and standard ABS, electronic stability control, traction control, and rear visibility equipment. The decoder lists the trim as Base (2WD) or 4 (4WD), but does not provide a definitive drivetrain or transmission specification for this VIN. Official NHTSA records list several recalls associated with certain 2017 Panamera vehicles. Campaign 18V898000 concerns a software issue that may intermittently reduce electric power-steering assist. Campaigns 19V115000 and 19V735000 concern instrument-cluster brake-pad warnings; campaign 19V735000 supersedes the earlier campaign. Campaign 23V033000 concerns a climate-control external coolant pump that may short circuit and increase fire risk. The available information does not confirm whether these recalls apply specifically to this VIN or whether the required repairs have been completed. Recall applicability and remedy status should be verified with Porsche or an authorized dealer.