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Old 01-28-2021, 09:39 AM   #9
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Originally Posted by soundman98 View Post
take it to a body shop for inspection. they'll be able to better tell if the repair was done correctly. a dealership isn't used to checking for panel alignment measurements, or differences in paint application, or what was hidden with poor paint.

i would also search the vin on salvage sites-- most of the time, it'll pull up the pre-repair pictures, which would give an idea of the parts that were needed to be replaced.

average valuation in my area on a '15 brz is $14k. i think just about anywhere from $8-12k is a fair price. first rule in used cars, aftermarket parts don't really add value.

This, get the VIN, run it on Google, 90% of the time the pre-repair photos come up. Then have the car inspected by a Subaru dealer, then a body shop. Ask seller for pictures of prior damage. Rebuilt vehicles can be a great deal.
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