Does A-pillar repair qualify as a salvage vehicle?
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A-pillar repair does not qualify as a salvage vehicle. Major salvage vehicle: A major salvage vehicle refers to a car that has been severely collided or impacted and requires repair through methods such as cutting, welding, or panel beating. After severe collision or impact, the longitudinal beams are bent, deformed, or fractured and then repaired; the rear quarter panels are cut or replaced after collision. Automobile repair: A, B, or C pillars severely deformed or bent in a collision and then repaired or replaced; the entire car rolls over in an accident, causing deformation, dents, or fractures to the entire body, which are then repaired. Damage to the outer panels or reinforcement parts does not qualify as a major salvage vehicle.