Where is the rear panel of a car located?

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The rear panel of a sedan is the rear barrier of the trunk. Overview of the rear panel: The rear panel is a body covering component. Replacing it won't cause significant depreciation. The rear panel is composed of several combined parts, not a single piece. Damage to the rear panel: Deformation of the rear panel has minimal impact on the vehicle; the car's handling and other performance aspects are largely unaffected. If the rear panel is damaged, it's best to repair it with sheet metal work if possible, and avoid cutting it at all costs. Once cut, the car is considered an accident vehicle. If it's an accident vehicle, the repaired strength will be significantly reduced, and the resale value will depreciate considerably.