jensked said:I see...so when you buy a new car, several of its components have already been in a crash or two
In fact, a lot of "new" cars have already been repaired of some damage caused by transport on trucks or boats.
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F*cked Murcielago ... lol
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In fact, a lot of "new" cars have already been repaired of some damage caused by transport on trucks or boats.
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Also known as "Myke Hunt"
^ :lol: yeah, might be, but I don't think they use them right from the rubble ... they fix the dents in it, if need be re-melt the metals and make the engine back how it was ... but generally, 5% of a component from your car could very well have been involved in a crash already.
Just don't give this idea to insurrance companies ... we don't want any more on our insurrance bills. 
Just don't give this idea to insurrance companies
... we don't want any more on our insurrance bills. The insurance companies are aware of this. The problem is that you buy a car as new, and you're probably getting a car that already has been painted somewhere. And later, when looking at it in a different light, you notice a different hue. 