Will Both Vehicles Show Scratches in a Minor Collision?

[Matthew]

During a minor collision between two vehicles, it is not always the case that both will show scratches simultaneously. Below are the reasons why scratches may not appear on both vehicles in a minor collision: 1. In the case of a very light scrape, the vehicle may not show any scratches, or only very superficial ones that are hard to notice. 2. If the vehicle's paint is durable or the car has a protective film, minor contact may not leave any scratches. 3. If the driving speed is high, the inertia and gravitational acceleration during the collision can make the scratches more noticeable. Below are methods to assess the severity of a scrape: 1. Vehicle scrapes can be categorized into three levels: minor scrapes, moderate scrapes, and deep scrapes. 2. A minor scrape refers to superficial scratches, a moderate scrape means the damage has not reached the primer layer, and a deep scrape indicates that the primer layer has been penetrated. 3. For any level of scrape, it is advisable to visit a professional 4S shop and consult relevant staff for proper handling.