What does good car condition generally refer to?
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Good car condition generally refers to a sound chassis, proper exterior appearance, no collision accidents, normal engine operation, and complete documentation. Based on the vehicle's condition, used cars are classified into the following grades, which can be combined as needed during application: 95: The current condition of the vehicle is very good overall. 80: The current condition of the vehicle is relatively good overall. 65: The current condition of the vehicle is average overall. 50: The current condition of the vehicle is relatively poor overall. 35: The current condition of the vehicle is very poor overall. A: Historical condition shows no repair traces on the entire vehicle except for the front and rear bumpers. B: Historical condition shows no damage to the vehicle's structural components and reinforcement parts, allowing repairs on the outer panels. C: Historical condition shows no damage to the vehicle's structural components, allowing repairs on both outer panels and reinforcement parts. D: Historical condition shows one or more deformation-type damages to the vehicle's structural components.