Can You Buy a Flood-Damaged Car When Purchasing a New Vehicle?

[BraydenLynn]

It is possible. A flood-damaged car refers to a vehicle that has been submerged in water. The extent of water damage can be determined by the level of submersion, generally categorized into three levels: first, water covering the tires; second, water covering the hood; and third, water covering the roof, ranging from mild to severe. Typically, the first level is not a major concern, while the second and third levels are more serious. Below is relevant information: Hazards of flood-damaged cars: Flood-damaged vehicles pose significant risks with numerous component failures, such as brake failure, frequent stalling, and engine smoke. These issues greatly impact driving safety. We advise car owners not to be tempted by low prices and avoid purchasing flood-damaged vehicles. Waterlogged cars: Waterlogged cars are vehicles that, due to heavy rain, were not moved in time by their owners and were submerged in water for extended periods, often in underground garages or low-lying areas.