Does Trunk Cutting and Welding Count as a Major Accident?
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Trunk cutting and welding counts as a major accident. Definition of a Major Accident Vehicle: Major accident vehicles may exhibit deformation in areas such as the roof rails, rocker panels, rear quarter panels, trunk, and body frame. In severe cases, there might be extensive body repair work, including cutting, splicing, or welding. The engine and transmission of major accident vehicles are usually overhauled, and in more severe cases, the entire powertrain may be replaced. Definition of an Accident Vehicle: The damage to an accident vehicle is typically minor, usually limited to the exterior body panels, with no significant issues to the vehicle's structure.