What is the Definition Standard for a Major Accident Vehicle?

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Accident vehicle identification standards refer to vehicles that have experienced severe collisions or impacts, prolonged water immersion, severe fires in the engine compartment or passenger compartment with relatively large burn areas, and significant mechanical damage. Additional information: Methods for identifying accident vehicles include: exterior inspection, light inspection, insurance record checks, and interior inspection. Any of the following conditions qualifies a vehicle as an accident vehicle: 1. Vehicles that have been impacted, causing damage to the engine compartment. 2. Vehicles with rear quarter panel impact damage exceeding one-third of the panel. 3. Vehicles with welded, cut, reshaped, or deformed longitudinal beams. 4. Vehicles with welded, cut, reshaped, or deformed shock absorber mounts. 5. Vehicles with welded, cut, reshaped, or deformed A, B, or C pillars. 6. Vehicles whose airbags deployed due to impact. 7. Vehicles with severe welding, cutting, reshaping, or deformation in other non-removable parts. 8. Vehicles with water immersion exceeding half of the body or water entering the cabin. 9. Vehicles with fire damage exceeding 0.5 square meters, posing safety hazards even after repairs.