Does Replacing the Bumper Count as an Accident Vehicle?
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Replacing the bumper does not count as an accident vehicle. Below is the extended content: 1. How to accurately define an accident vehicle: Damage to the engine compartment and the driver's cabin. The rear fender of the vehicle body is impacted by more than 1/3. The vehicle's longitudinal beams, shock absorbers, ABS columns show signs of welding, reshaping, cutting, or deformation. Vehicles with deployed airbags. The vehicle body is flooded beyond half of its height, or water enters the driver's cabin. The vehicle body has a fire-affected area exceeding 0.5 square meters, with non-removable parts showing signs of welding, cutting, reshaping, or deformation. 2. How to identify an accident vehicle: First, inquire with the brand's 4S store's after-sales department to check the vehicle's maintenance and repair records. Check with the insurance company to determine if the vehicle has been involved in any accidents. Inspect the wear and tear of the vehicle's interior and check the exterior for any signs of repainting or repairs.