Why Should You Avoid Cars with Deployed Airbags?
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Car airbag deployment is not the key factor in determining a vehicle's depreciation. The most important aspect is assessing the extent of structural damage caused by the impact that triggered the airbags. This includes calculating repair or replacement costs for components such as the radiator, bumper, and engine resulting from the collision. If the impact causes irreparable structural damage to the engine or vehicle frame, the car falls into the category of a severely damaged vehicle, leading to significantly greater depreciation. Cars generally come in standard, basic, mid-range, and premium versions, which refer to: 1. Basic: Typically a simplified configuration without features like leather seats or power windows, lacking many electronic control functions; 2. Standard: Includes normal electric controls such as power windows, power steering, and air conditioning; 3. Mid-range: Slightly more advanced than standard, featuring all standard functions plus additional elements like extra airbags, sunroof, leather seats, power seats, and seat heating; 4. Premium: Higher than all the above configurations, essentially the flagship version of the model.