Should You Consider a Car with Rear Panel Cutting?

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ArianaMarie
07/25/25 7:38am
A car with rear panel cutting should not be considered, as vehicles that have undergone reshaping, cutting, welding, or other repairs are classified as accident vehicles. It is strongly advised not to purchase such a car unless absolutely necessary. Check the production date of the glass: You can check the production date of the glass, as it is usually not replaced under normal circumstances. The glass date is typically displayed in a format of numbers and dots, where the numbers represent the year and the dots represent the month. Assess the wear and tear on the frame: If a car has been involved in a major accident, its frame will inevitably show varying degrees of dents and misalignment. Therefore, the extent of wear and tear on the frame can help determine whether the car has been in a serious accident. Review the maintenance records: You can inquire about the maintenance records at a 4S dealership. Any accident vehicle repaired at a 4S dealership will have systematic records available.
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