2022 Jeep Grand Cherokee - 1C4RJHEG8N8605255

Confirmed facts

Source: from the sale record.

Visible condition, area by area

• Right front doorheavy Deeply dented and creased, with torn paint and the area around the door handle pushed in. (photo 2, 4)
• Right rear doorheavy Dented and scraped, especially along its front edge where it meets the front door. (photo 2, 4)
• Right door seam / rocker panelheavy The door edges where the front and rear doors meet look crumpled and pushed in (the B-pillar itself is hidden behind them), and the rocker/sill shows scrapes and paint loss along its length. (photo 2, 4)
• Interior airbags / restraintsheavy White fabric inside the right-side windows and along the right roof line appears to be a deployed curtain airbag. The airbag warning light is lit. (photo 4, 7, 9)
• Left rear wheel arch / quarter panellight Light scuffing and abraded paint along the top of the arch lip and the quarter panel just above it. (photo 6)
• Front bumper (lower)light A black trim or under-panel strip appears to hang below the front bumper, with light scuffs on the lower left bumper corner. (photo 1, 3)
• Rear bumper and tailgatenone visible Look intact, with no visible dents or scrapes. (photo 5)
• Engine baynone visible The engine, reservoirs and radiator support cover look intact. (photo 11)

Visual observation, not a confirmed fact.

What a buyer or inspector should check

• Inspect the right B-pillar, rocker panel and floor area for structural intrusion. The damage centers where the right doors meet in photos 2 and 4.
• Scan the airbag/restraint system and check the curtain airbag, side sensors and seatbelt pretensioners. Deployed-looking fabric shows in photos 4 and 9 and the warning light is on in photo 7.
• Check that the right doors open and close, and check their hinges, latches, glass and wiring. Both doors are deformed in photos 2 and 4.
• Look closely at the left rear quarter, wheel arch and rear bumper mounts for the recorded rear damage. Only light scuffing is visible in photo 6.
• Check what is hanging under the front bumper and look at the underbody panels (photos 1 and 3).
• Pull the title and vehicle history report to confirm title status and prior damage records.

What the photos cannot show

• Whether the frame or unibody is bent at the right B-pillar or rocker
• Extent of the recorded rear-end damage, which is not clearly visible in these photos
• Exactly which airbags deployed and whether the restraint modules need replacement
• Mechanical and electrical condition, including the emergency-call error message shown on screen
• Whether the odometer reading is accurate beyond what the display shows
• Flood or water exposure

What the damage type means

Rear end

The vehicle was damaged at the back: rear bumper, tail lights, trunk or tailgate, and possibly the rear structure.

Side

The damage is on the left or right side: doors, fenders, quarter panels or pillars.

This is what the sale record reported. The real condition can only be confirmed by an inspection.

Record timeline

• 24 Sep 2026Added to Auction Cars Blog

How this photo check was made

Each of the 13 photos was examined one by one and described in plain words; 8 areas of the vehicle were rated by what is visible. The recorded damage and mileage come from the sale record and are kept separate from what the photos show. Nothing is estimated from the photos.