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Originally Posted by FRSure
Okay.
Update:
This is what the bodyshop told me toady.
"We will not be able to determine whether there is any suspension damage until a four wheel alignment is done, and that is not until the end of the repair process. There is no visible suspension damage at this time, and the technician has made sure of that. The unibody on your vehicle is designed to absorb impact, and suspension /mechanical items aren't generally effected by that."
Is she correct, or is she bsing me?
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She has zero reason to lie to you. Most shops will push a car to be totaled if they think they can't 100% fix it. They make no money when they try to fix something and it keeps coming back due to the owner not being happy. Plus they'd be just as happy to total it and sale you a new FRS I'm sure.