How to Claim Compensation if a 4S Shop Scratches Your Car?

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VonAriel
07/30/25 2:27am
4S shops provide full compensation for repairs, and in this case, the 4S shop may also need to cover additional damages. Since 4S shops specialize in car repairs, their repair costs are relatively low. The 4S shop owner will likely negotiate with the car owner to file an insurance claim. If an insurance claim is filed and the car owner's premium increases, the 4S shop will certainly be responsible for covering that. Such incidents are rare, as 4S shops maintain strict management. In the event of an accident, most shops will negotiate with the car owner to file an insurance claim and also compensate for partial losses.
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