Does Replacing the Radiator Count as an Accident Vehicle?

[LandonRose]

Replacing the radiator does not count as an accident vehicle. Below are specific criteria for identifying an accident vehicle: 1. Inspect the Exterior: Any accident vehicle, after major repairs, will show noticeable differences in the gaps between body panels and the waistline of the car. 2. Observe the Doors: Doors that have not been removed should open and close smoothly. Doors that have been removed and reinstalled multiple times may be difficult to operate, have damaged seals, or may not close properly without extra force. After removing the door seals, normal vehicles should have weld points that are perfectly round and slightly recessed. If the weld points are rough and unevenly spaced, and there are color differences in the paint on both sides of the A-pillar, B-pillar, or C-pillar, it is certain that the vehicle is an accident vehicle. 3. Check the A, B, C, and D Pillars: Look for signs of deformation, cutting, panel repairs, or repainting. If any are found, the vehicle likely has been involved in a significant accident.