The 2017 FORD EXPLORER XLT, in Navy, shows significant front-end collision damage. The primary damage is to the front end, and the secondary is collision. The vehicle's front end is severely damaged, with the hood, bumper, and various front-end components crushed. The lights and glasses also are damaged. The wheels appear intact, but their functionality is uncertain due to the extent of the frontal damage. The interior condition appears to be relatively better, with only minor wear and tear visible. The vehicle's 'Run & Drive Verified' status suggests it may still be drivable, despite the severe damage. Summary: The FORD EXPLORER XLT has suffered significant front-end damage, including body panels and potential mechanical components. Damage involves body and possibly frame components. The interior presents minimal wear. The overall condition is rated as fair. Search query terms: 2017 FORD EXPLORER XLT, collision damage, front-end damage, body damage, drivable, fair condition, damaged car.

Front-end collision, body damage, potential frame damage, damaged lights and glasses. Airbags may have been deployed.