That looks like it was damaged in transit, maybe because of how it was chained down. I would file a claim with the freight company and at least get the cost of the parts covered. They probably looped a chain around it and cinched it down too tight. More modern vehicles have tow/tiedown points built in to avoid things like that.
Wheel alignment will likely be messed up, too, so it's probably not a good idea to drive it until it's fixed.
