Does Replacing the Hood Count as an Accident Vehicle?
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It does not qualify as a major accident vehicle. There are various reasons for replacing the hood alone, including falling objects from above, which is a major cause of isolated hood damage, or rear-ending a truck, resulting only in hood damage, leading to the need for a hood replacement. Impact of Replacing the Hood: It can affect the resale price of the vehicle, meaning it impacts the depreciation rate of the used car. After replacing the hood, repainting is required, which may result in a color mismatch with the original vehicle paint, affecting the overall aesthetics of the car. Hood Replacement Process: Replacing the hood does not require removing other vehicle components; only the hood itself needs to be detached.