Is it advisable to buy a car that has had issues with the shock absorber package?
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It is best not to buy, as replacement indicates it is an accident vehicle, and a serious one at that. Here are some considerations when purchasing a used car: 1. Pay attention to the exterior: Some used cars have been in accidents. To enhance the car's value, dealers may refurbish it, repaint it to make it look newer. Therefore, when buying a car, carefully inspect the exterior, check all corners and components for signs of repainting, and look for wear on tires, headlights, and bumpers. 2. Check the chassis and frame: After an accident, even if the exterior is well-repaired, the frame and chassis are difficult to restore. If you notice any deformation or bending, be cautious, as this car might be an accident vehicle. 3. Assess the car's performance: When selecting a used car, tap the body to listen for abnormal sounds, and start the engine to check if it runs smoothly.