1GCPTFEK0S1160749 2025 CHEVROLET COLORADO Gray

2025 Chevrolet Colorado 4wd Zr2
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VIN 1GCPTFEK0S1160749

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Mileage 12,534 mi 20,171 km

Auction Date (UTC) 04/13/2026 13:30

Engine 2.7l I-4 Di, Dohc, Vvt, Turbo, 310hp

Color Gray

Body Crew Cab

Transmission Automatic

Fuel Gasoline

Key Keys Present

Cost of repair $ 0 USD

Market value $ 44 379 USD

Primary damage Front End

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Exterior condition

1 damage · 1 zone

Damage map

1 Front

Primary damage: Front End

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Expert Conclusion 3/10

Repair Complexity: High

Risk of Hidden Damage: High

This vehicle has sustained a severe frontal impact. The hood is crumpled, the bumper and fascia are detached, and the front left fender is deformed. This indicates significant force was applied to the frame rails, which requires professional alignment checks. The cooling system (radiator/condenser) is crushed and needs replacement. Additionally, the driver's airbag has deployed.

Advantages

✓ Low mileage (12,534 mi)

✓ Original paint on rear and sides

Disadvantages

✗ Severe front-end structural damage

✗ Deployed airbags

✗ Potential frame rail damage

✗ Cooling system replacement required

Proceed with Caution

This vehicle presents a significant repair challenge due to the severity of the front-end damage. The hood is crumpled, and the bumper/fascia are detached, indicating a high-impact collision that likely compromised the frame rails. Additionally, the driver's airbag has deployed, which adds complexity to the repair process. While the rear of the vehicle appears undamaged and the mileage is low (12,534 mi), the structural damage and cooling system replacement will require a substantial investment in parts and labor.

Airbags: Deployed Glass: Intact Suspension damage

Damage

Severe Front Bumper — The front bumper is completely detached and hanging by the tow hook. The lower valence is torn, indicating a high-impact collision that has compromised the mounting points.

Severe Front Fascia / Grille — The entire front fascia assembly is dislodged and hanging loose. The radiator support structure appears compromised, requiring full replacement of the cooling system components.

Severe Hood — The hood is severely crumpled and bent upwards. This indicates significant force was transferred to the front of the vehicle, likely causing structural deformation in the frame rails.

Severe Front Left Fender / Wheel Arch — The front left wheel arch is pushed inward and deformed. The fender liner is likely damaged or missing, requiring replacement of the entire quarter panel assembly.

Moderate Front Left Headlight Assembly — The headlight housing is cracked and misaligned due to the impact. The unit requires replacement.

Moderate Front Left Headliner / Roof Structure — The headliner is pulled away from the roof, suggesting potential structural deformation of the A-pillar or roof rails. This requires inspection for frame damage.

Moderate Front Left Tire / Wheel — The front left tire is partially deflated and the wheel rim shows signs of impact. The suspension components (control arms, strut) are likely bent or broken.

Severe Radiator / Cooling System — The radiator is exposed and appears to be crushed. The condenser and intercooler are likely damaged, requiring a full replacement of the cooling system.

Severe Airbag System — The driver's side airbag has deployed (visible in interior photo). The entire SRS system requires replacement and coding.

Moderate Interior Dashboard / Instrument Cluster — The instrument cluster displays a 'Key Missing' warning, but the physical unit appears intact. However, given the impact, there is a risk of internal sensor damage.

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