What is a reasonable discount for slightly damaged transport vehicles?

[JeffreyLee]

Pricing should be based on the extent of vehicle damage. If there are only minor scratches on the paint, the discount may not be significant, and it could be supplemented with a bundle of flashy freebies. However, if the transport damage is more severe, such as requiring part replacements, panel beating, or repainting—conditions that directly affect the vehicle's resale value—the discount should be considerably larger. Below is an introduction to transport-damaged vehicles: Definition: So-called transport-damaged vehicles refer to those that have sustained damage during transportation. The forms of damage vary widely, including paint scratches, front or rear bumper damage, headlight damage, broken window glass, or even undercarriage scratches and engine deformation. Precautions: Since some dealers may repackage such vehicles and sell them as new, consumers must exercise caution. They can check relevant repair records or conduct professional inspections. Reputable 4S dealerships rarely engage in such practices. Even repaired transport-damaged vehicles are disclosed to consumers during sales, or consumers can proactively inquire. If a 4S dealership conceals the truth, they can still be held accountable.