I was in an accident in the beginning of October (
thread here) and I just got my car back from the shop. I'm not entirely happy with the results. Though, I don't know if I'm just being picky or if my concerns are legitimate.
My main concern is that when I'm going faster than about 60mph, the hood on the drivers side (where the damage was) comes up maybe a quarter to a half inch. It's a little difficult to explain, but it's because the hood isn't quite flush with the quarter panel and it lets air get under the hood and lift it up.
Also, the gaps running the length of the car on either side of the hood (between the hood and the quarter panel) are wider than they used to be.
And today I just noticed that when I have the hood popped, the front is definitely not symmetrical.
Also, where the front bumper meets the quarter panel (just to the right of the headlight) things don't line up quite right.
I've attached a couple pics to show you what I'm talking about. It seems like the whole right side is just lower than it should be and it's causing all of these problems.
I've already taken the car back once and pointed out most this stuff out. I hate to be that person, but I'm debating taking it back again. What do you guys think? Am I being picky or are these things I should just live with? The car only has 13k miles on it. Any input is appreciated.