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Boost-dadda
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Most people will associate damaged vehicles of being of a lower quality and by extension lower price.
Some will even have problems purchasing a damaged car beucase 'they fraid if they get in another accident it crumple like paper'.
If the car has airbags, some may be afriad that the air bags will not deploy.
Higher maintenance bills may also be an issue in case the chasis was damaged and not straightened properly leading to more frequent tyre purchases.
I pretty much think it all boils down to how much you trust the person doing/has done the job on the car. |
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J-MISHI-R
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Joined: 07 Aug 2005
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Location: Working on the GSR-FW
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Why not? if the job is done professionally, The car will run fine...That's why they carry machinery to pinpoint the chassis points.....
but then again why should anyone care?...When they Running Oversize rims that screw up the alignment anyway, Chopping up their bumpers reducing the integrity of the initial design....Cutting springs that supposd to give a proper ride quality, and Overloading a car with a large engine more than the chassis was supposed to handle...including the brakes....
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RichieRich
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Location: being a good boy
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^^good point 
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