Will replacing the front fender cause the car to depreciate?
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Replacing the front fender will cause the car to depreciate. Here is an introduction to the front fender: 1. Introduction: The fender is the outer body panel that covers the wheel, named for its resemblance to a bird's wing in shape and position on older car bodies. Based on the installation position, it is divided into the front fender and the rear fender, with the front fender installed at the front wheel. 2. Function: The fender's role is to prevent sand, stones, and mud kicked up by the wheels from splashing onto the bottom of the car body during driving. Therefore, the materials used must be resistant to weather aging and have good forming processability. Some cars' front fenders are made of a certain elastic plastic material.