How to Check if a Used Car is an Accident Vehicle?
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Methods to determine if a used car is an accident vehicle are as follows: 1. Check the seams: Inspect whether the gaps between the hood, front bumper, trunk lid and taillights, and the rear quarter panels on both sides are even, and whether the taillights are of the same age with uniform gaps. If the lines are crooked, gaps are uneven, or decorative strips are missing or mismatched, the car may have been in an accident or undergone repairs. 2. Inspection: Check if the headlights and fog lights on both sides are of the same age, verify if the production dates on the door and window glass codes are consistent, and inspect whether the doors have been tampered with, such as signs of hinge removal. You can refer to accident vehicle identification diagrams for further guidance.