What is the reason for replacing the rear fender?

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Replacing the rear fender is due to an accident. Cars with replaced fenders: Although the fender usually does not cause any adverse effects after repair, this indicates that the car has undergone "surgery," commonly referred to as an accident vehicle. Therefore, many buyers, even if the car's condition is still in good working order, are unwilling to purchase it at the original market value once they know the truth. After all, accident vehicles are generally perceived to have relatively lower safety standards. Replacing the front fender is not considered a major repair. Major car repairs: Major car repairs are mainly divided into three types: engine overhaul, transmission overhaul, and chassis suspension overhaul. Regardless of the type, the repair costs are quite high, even up to one-third of the car's purchase price. Although replacing the front fender is not considered a major repair, it still cannot deny the fact that the car's value depreciates.