Does a Spare Tire Well Belong to a Salvage Car?

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A spare tire well does not belong to a salvage car. Only if the damage to these parts causes severe impairment to the car's performance can it be considered a salvage car; otherwise, it is not classified as such. Definition of a Salvage Car: A salvage car refers to a vehicle that has suffered damage due to non-natural wear accidents, resulting in a decline in mechanical performance and economic value. Generally, a "salvage car" refers to a vehicle with structural damage. Additionally, water-damaged cars and fire-damaged cars fall under the category of "special salvage cars." Methods to Check for Rear-End Collisions: Minor rear-end collisions are one of the common accidents during vehicle operation. To check for rear-end collision history, open the engine hood and inspect the edge seals of the hood for smoothness and firmness. If the seals are uneven or feel soft to the touch, it indicates that the hood has been repaired.