Is a Repaired Car the Same as the Original?
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If the frame and engine are not damaged, there will generally be no significant impact. However, if the frame is severely damaged, the overall integrity of the vehicle will certainly decrease, making it more fragile compared to a new car. If the engine is damaged, it may affect the engine's output characteristics and stability, as well as performance during testing. Additional information: 1. Full body alignment: The body determines the safety and appearance of the vehicle, so body alignment must be taken very seriously. 2. Component repair and replacement: The engine is the heart of the car, so the extent of engine damage must be strictly examined to ensure that the repaired engine's power does not compromise the vehicle's speed and stability. 3. Vehicle sealing: After repairs, you can sit inside the car to check if external noise is excessive. For models with a sunroof, if the roof is deformed, it is also necessary to inspect for leaks and ensure the sunroof's opening and closing functions operate smoothly.