What Does It Mean If the Radiator Frame of a Used Car Has Been Altered?
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If the radiator frame of a used car has been altered, it indicates that the car has been involved in an accident. If only the radiator frame or some energy-absorbing collision components were damaged, and the overall condition of the vehicle is good without any damage to structural components like the frame rails, there should be no safety hazards or impact on driving performance. In such cases, the car is within an acceptable range, and purchasing a vehicle with a replaced radiator frame is reasonable. Below is some relevant information about radiator frames: 1. Material: There are three types of radiator frame materials available in the market: plastic, iron, or alloy. 2. Classification: Based on structure, they can be divided into integrated and segmented types. The integrated type is the most common form in the market, sometimes referred to as a "dragon gate frame." The segmented type is generally divided into three sections, connected via bolts or welding points.