Is it advisable to buy a car with repaired C-pillar?

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It is not recommended to purchase a car with a repaired C-pillar, as this indicates structural damage to the vehicle, which can significantly affect the overall strength of the car and may lead to secondary accidents. Here’s an introduction to the car's skeletal structure: 1. Four Beams: The four beams refer to the front anti-collision beam, rear anti-collision beam, bottom beam, and upper side beam. The anti-collision beams are mainly used to reduce repair costs during low to medium-speed collisions and can, to some extent, mitigate injuries to passengers. 2. Six Pillars: The six pillars refer to the A, B, and C pillars (one set on each side). The A, B, and C pillars are the rigid connection points between the cockpit and the car’s roof, directly impacting the safety of the passenger compartment.